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Ten reasons oil is still below $100 a barrelGlobal oil prices remain surprisingly low despite the ongoing war in Iran. China's drastic cut in oil imports is a major factor. Demand des...- AI casts existential shadow over legacy software companies, Bridgewater CIOs warnArtificial intelligence presents a major challenge to established software firms. This mirrors the past disruption caused by online retail....
- Is Donald Trump losing Iran war? Strait of Hormuz holds keyDonald Trump is now at risk of seeing the U.S. and its Gulf Arab allies emerge from the conflict worse off while Iran, though battered mili...
- Three months in, is Trump losing the Iran war?America's military actions against Iran three months ago are now being questioned. President Trump faces doubts about achieving a clear geo...
- Wars, Oil and Wealth: The world adapts faster than we think, lessons for equity investorsIndia today is a more than four-trillion-dollar economy with stronger external reserves, wider energy relationships, greater diplomatic rea...
- Weaponised dependency: Chinese mercantilism is more damaging to global trade than Trump tariffsThe recent US-China summit saw improved engagement but little progress on global economic challenges. China's trade practices continue to i...
- Is Pakistan’s grey gamble sinking in the Strait?Fresh clashes between the US and Iran near the Strait of Hormuz have cast doubt on Pakistan’s role as a mediator in the crisis. While Donal...
- The 'Living Nostradamus' just made a terrifying Iran war prediction, and the date is very specificLiving Nostradamus Iran war prediction: Brazilian psychic Athos Salomé has triggered fresh global debate after warning that the Iran war ma...
- The Hormuz blockade: Why a fragile ceasefire may not lower global oil pricesBrent crude has surged to $125 per barrel due to escalating West Asia conflict and severe disruption at the Strait of Hormuz, a key global ...
- Welcome to the age of energy shocks: The unsettling future view that Iran's Hormuz playbook showsIran war: In today’s rapidly evolving energy scene, crises have become the new norm, frequently disrupting oil and gas supply chains. The g...
- IMF, World Bank meetings show limits in mitigating shocks, reliance on US for solutionsGlobal finance leaders met amid Middle East war news. They acknowledged their limited ability to counter economic damage from frequent geop...
- Oil at $50 or another spike ahead? Iran, OPEC+ and Venezuela hold the key: Peter McGuireOil prices have cooled after easing Iran war fears, but experts warn risks remain. From the Strait of Hormuz to OPEC+ supply signals and Ve...
- Beyond Venezuela: How Donald Trump’s oil power play could reshape inflation, interest rates and emerging market returnsA new geopolitical storm is brewing as the United States takes control of Venezuela's oil reserves. This move significantly alters global e...
- European shares' momentum wanes as investors weigh earnings, geopoliticsEuropean shares deepened their pullback on Thursday as investors recalibrated bets following a strong start to the year, with geopolitical ...
- Global markets absorb Venezuela shock amid rising geopolitical risksGlobal markets showed muted reactions to the U.S. announcement of taking control over Venezuela, despite rising geopolitical risks. Asian e...
- US-Venezuela conflict: Is it time to reassess international mutual fund exposure?The escalating theUS-Venezuela conflict has injected fresh volatility into global markets, prompting investors to reassess international mu...
- Venezuela shock won’t spike oil prices soon; dollar still king, says Invesco’s Arnab DasUS action in Venezuela may not trigger sharp oil price moves anytime soon, says Invesco’s Arnab Das. Rebuilding Venezuela’s oil sector will...
- Crypto markets edge higher despite US-Venezuela tensions; Bitcoin near $93,000Despite heightened geopolitical tensions from the U.S. strike on Venezuela, crypto markets remained resilient, with Bitcoin hovering near $...
- Geopolitical risk returns to fore as Venezuela upheaval tests investor sentimentGeopolitical risk has resurfaced as a key market driver after the U.S. capture of Venezuela’s president, with investors weighing near-term ...
- US-Venezuela tensions: Here’s how crude, gold, dollar are reacting on Monday morningGlobal markets opened in 2026 on edge after a U.S. military operation led to the capture of Venezuela’s President Nicolas Maduro. The escal...
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