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'The Donald of Dubai': UAE billionaire close to Trump bets $66 billion on AI to become the world's data kingUAE real estate magnate Hussain Sajwani is investing billions in data centers to capitalize on the AI boom, aiming for global leadership. H...- India gold prices soar 4.1% in May despite decline in global prices: World Gold CouncilIndian gold prices saw a notable increase in May, defying global trends. This rise occurred even as international gold prices dipped. Local...
- Russian spies are aggressively seeking Western technology as sanctions bite, officials sayRussia's intelligence agencies are aggressively seeking Western technology and defense secrets to bolster its war economy, employing fake c...
- Gold to clinch $8,000 in just 5 years? Germany’s Deutsche Bank makes bold predictionGold's role in global reserves is set to grow. Deutsche Bank forecasts gold prices could reach $8,000 per ounce in five years. Central bank...
- Global Market: Emerging markets face mounting economic pressure amid Iran war disruptionsThe Iran war's economic ripple effect is hitting emerging markets hard, two months on. Rising inflation, trade disruptions, and fiscal stra...
- Akshaya Tritiya: Tapan Patel on why you shouldn't let the recent dip in gold scare youGold prices are experiencing a cyclical reset, not a structural shift. This presents a strategic opportunity for Indian investors to buy go...
- 5 world market themes for the week aheadMarkets are optimistic as U.S. President Trump signals an end to the Iran war. Talks may resume soon. However, upcoming economic data could...
- View: Failed Iran-US talks show limits of Pakistan’s peace pushMiddle powers, led by Pakistan and backed by China, brokered peace talks between the US and Iran, but failed to secure a deal. Despite the ...
- West Asia’s unquiet hour: Hidden costs and a strategic opening for IndiaIran war: The West Asia situation is causing ripples in international markets, with oil costs climbing and trade logistics becoming increas...
- Gold: The correction was the repositioning, not the end of the trendGold remains a vital liquidity source even with price drops. Central banks and individuals are selling gold to ease financial strains. In I...
- Who really sets gold prices? Central banks hold the power—and it’s unpredictableTreat gold strictly as insurance, not as a trade on geopolitical drama. The price of your insurance is set by central banks and finance min...
- De-dollarisation, war, and debt: Why gold is regaining monetary relevanceGold is regaining prominence as global markets face geopolitical tensions, rising debt and de-dollarisation trends. Central bank buying, st...
- Maldives’ tourism-driven economy stares at crisis amid West Asia warThe Maldives economy faces a crisis due to West Asia disruptions. Tourist arrivals are down, impacting revenue. Significant debt repayments...
- Istanbul bourse trading halted for second time, main index down 7%Trading on the Istanbul bourse was halted twice on Friday following heavy declines caused by the detention of Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu...
- Seven emerging market countries at risk of exchange rate crises: NomuraA score above 100 suggests a country is vulnerable to an exchange rate crisis in the next 12 months.
- Rupee in free fall, slides 14 paise to fresh record lowThe local currency opened the day at 71.24 against the previous close of 71.21.
- Are emerging markets headed for a crisis?One problem is that investors have piled into familiar carry trades, either directly or via funds.
- Turkey could be heading into balance-of-payments crisis: UBSAs preventable crises go, Turkey’s current episode is tough to eclipse
- Mobius warns of 'real possibility' of capital controls in TurkeyThe veteran investor’s latest view on Turkey contrasts with what he said just over a month ago.
- IMF to conduct mandatory financial sector check-upsThe Fund identified the 25 as the US, Britain, Turkey, Switzerland, Sweden, Spain, South Korea, Singapore, India, Japan, China, Germany, Au...
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