- April 3rd, 2025

US B-2 stealth bombers targeted underground weapons storage sites associated with the Iran-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen. The strikes, announced by Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin, represent the latest attempt by the United States to curb the Houthi attacks that have...

Chinese stocks, which had rallied earlier in the session, reversed course sharply after a joint ministry briefing on property support measures left traders underwhelmed. Market participants had been hoping for more aggressive action from Beijing, but the actual announcements fell...

In his bid for a second term, former President Donald Trump has made tariffs a central feature of his economic policy once again. Having already imposed substantial tariffs during his first term, Trump is now promising to raise the stakes,...

Asian trade on Thursday, oil prices rebounded slightly, reversing some of the sharp losses seen in the previous two sessions. This rally came after surprising industry data revealed an unexpected drop in U.S. crude oil stockpiles, countering broader market trends...

After four consecutive days of losses, global oil prices saw a rebound as traders weighed the escalating tensions in the Middle East and their potential impact on crude production against rising concerns over a global oversupply of oil. Brent crude...

Apple Inc. (AAPL) stock surged to an intraday high of $237.49, continuing its upward trajectory in 2024 and reaffirming the tech giant's dominant position in the global market. However, even as Apple celebrates this financial milestone, analysts are sounding alarms...

Asian markets gained momentum following a positive close on Wall Street, as investors shifted their focus from megacap technology stocks to economically sensitive shares, including smaller companies. This rotation signals a broader optimism about the global economy’s recovery, despite ongoing...

Australia’s employment market remained impressively robust in September, according to the latest data released on Thursday, showcasing a sustained growth in hiring and a stable unemployment rate. The new figures triggered a sharp rise in the Australian dollar and bond...

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