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Gold, silver prices decline in local market as global rates fall
Gold and silver prices extended their decline on Wednesday in the local market after the price of gold per ounce fell by $12 to $4,766 in the international market. According to the All Pakistan Gems and Jewellers Sarafa Association (APGJSA), in local markets, the price of gold per tola decreased by Rs1,200 to Rs498,962, while the price for 10 grams of gold dropped by Rs1,029 to Rs427,779. Silver prices also declined. The price of silver per tola fell by Rs34 to Rs8,324, while the rate for 10 g...
Florida to investigate ChatGPT over FSU school shooting
Florida to investigate ChatGPT over FSU school shooting
Iran accuses US of violating international law over vessel seizure
Iran’s ambassador to UN also accused Washington of ‘continuing internationally wrongful acts’ that breached ceasefire agreement
Traders Push Korea Leveraged Bets to Record as Chip Stocks Rally
Leveraged bets on South Korean equities jumped to a record as the return of the artificial intelligence trade prompts retail investors to chase a rally in tech heavyweights.
نخستوزیر استرالیا: دنباله اقتصادی جنگ ایران با طولانی شدن درگیری، بزرگتر خواهد شد
آنتونی آلبانیزی، نخستوزیر استرالیا گفت با طولانی شدن جنگ ایران، پیامدهای اقتصادی آن گستردهتر میشود و اختلال در تنگه هرمز بر زنجیره تأمین و انرژی اثر میگذارد. او از تأمین ۲۰۰ میلیون لیتر گازوئیل اضافی خبر داد و تاکید کرد دولت برای کاهش تبعات جنگ بر استرالیا اقدام میکند.
How Mideast War Is Affecting SE Asia Investment Flows
CGS International Group CEO Carol Fong says investors are pausing risk‑taking amid the Middle East conflict, but capital continues to flow into Southeast Asia, with Singapore seeing the strongest inflows. Speaking to Bloomberg, Fong also discussed the firm’s new private equity vehicle targeting opportunities along the China‑ASEAN corridor. (Source: Bloomberg)
Small Caps Lead as India’s Stock-Market Rally Widens
Nifty 50’s breadth signals a new bull market, according to Macquarie.
Oil falls, stocks mixed as traders weigh outlook after Trump extends truce
With the two-week truce in its final hours, the US president said he would push the deadline back indefinitely following a request from mediator Pakistan and stressing the need to give Tehran's "fractured" leadership time to form a proposal. He had previously indicated he would not extend the truce and warned he would resume bombing the Islamic republic when it expired. "I have... directed our Military to continue the Blockade and, in all other respects, remain ready and abl...
Reserve Bank of India revises e-mandate norms; Rs 15,000 cap without additional factor of authentication
Customers will bear no charges for e-mandates, and can modify or withdraw them at any time under the new framework
China’s ‘National Team’ Retreats as Key ETF Holder After Selling
China’s “national team” has stepped back from its dominant role in the country’s biggest stock ETFs, pointing to efforts to rein in an overheated rally earlier this year.
Trump Is Being Pushed by Markets to End Iran War: Natixis CIB
Alicia Garcia Herrero of Natixis CIB says "the markets want to push Trump and Trump will have to concede" when it comes to the duration of the Iran war. She tells Bloomberg Television that "anything that goes beyond two months, and we're very close to that, is going to be extremely disruptive." (Source: Bloomberg)
Trump Keeps Blockade as Talks Falter
President Donald Trump announced he was extending a ceasefire with Iran indefinitely a day before it was set to expire, even as plans for a fresh round of talks between the two countries fell apart. Bloomberg's Joumanna Bercetche has the latest. (Source: Bloomberg)
BHP strikes China iron ore deal after months of talks
Mining company firms up copper guidance in Mike Henry’s final results as chief executive
India, US seek greater clarity on trade issues
The Indian negotiating team, led by Additional Secretary Darpan Jain, met US negotiators led by Assistant US Trade Representative Brendan Lynch to begin talks.| India News
Stock Market Live News, Sensex Today: Markets Likely To See A Weak Start As US-Iran Talks Stall
Stock Market, Sensex, Share Market, Nifty Live News:
UAE bans banks from using WhatsApp for financial services, customer data
The Central Bank of UAE (CBUAE) has instructed directed all banks and licensed financial institutions in the country to immediately stop using instant messaging platforms such as Whatsapp to deliver financial services or collect customer information.In a notice issued to the sector seen by Khaleej Times, the regulator said the move is aimed at strengthening consumer protection and maintaining high standards of data security across the UAE’s financial system.The directive applies to all licensed...
How Gulf oil giants are racing to bypass Hormuz after Iran war shock
How Gulf oil giants are racing to bypass Hormuz after Iran war shock
DoE: Planned energy investments to reach Dh160 billion over five years
ABU DHABI: With planned energy-related investments approaching Dh160 billion across the UAE over the next five years, this reflects a clear commitment to delivering tangible sustainability outcomes grounded in measurable impact, according to senior energy official.Dr. Abdulla Humaid Al Jarwan, Chairman of the Abu Dhabi Department of Energy, said: "In Abu Dhabi, we are advancing an integrated energy and water system built on efficiency, reliability, and sustainability, ensuring we meet rising dem...
China Exporters Beset by Yuan Surge Look to Sell Dollar Rallies
Gloria Yu’s company exports bicycles and related accessories to as far as Europe and Africa. Having suffered “heavy losses” on some orders due to the yuan’s rapid gains earlier in the year, Yu is looking to better manage her dollar exposure.
A year later, Pahalgam’s shadow lingers over Kashmir’s people and economy
Compare, for instance, Aditya Dhar’s blockbuster Dhurandhar (2025) with Mani Ratnam’s 1992 classic Roja. Where Roja sought to explore the human and political complexities of Kashmir — its pain, its aspirations, and the human cost on all sides — the newer wave of cinema is singularly focused on terrorism itself, on the machinery of response, and on unapologetic assertions of national will,