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Trump says he would like Iran's oil but 'American people would like to see us come home'
President Trump told reporters he would like to "take the oil" from Iran but "unfortunately the American people would like to see us come home."
Why You Should Care About Private Credit
The swing producer of US financing.
Heavy truck market in Russia falls by 30% in Q1 — Autostat
Kamaz remained the market leader with a share of nearly 35%
Wall Street Banks Line Up Financing for €1.5 Billion Sushi Deal
Wall Street banks are lending €750 million ($867 million) to finance the roughly €1.5 billion tie-up of Asian food producer Eat Happy Group and sushi supplier Hana Group SAS’ European operations, according to people familiar with the matter.
Bostjancic on Inflation Risks Amid Energy Price Shocks
Kathy Bostjancic, chief economist at Nationwide Mutual Insurance, joined "Bloomberg Surveillance" to discuss why she is "not overly bearish on the economy." (Source: Bloomberg)
Imports of new passenger cars to Russia rise by 40% in March to 33,000 — Autostat
Geely became the leading brand among imported new cars
Grain prices in India remain stable amid Middle East conflict
According to spokeswoman for the Ministry of Consumer Affairs, Food and Public Distribution C. Shikha, government reserves currently stand at about 22.2 mln tons of wheat and 38 mln tons of rice
Trio of Ghost Ships Left in Venezuela Limbo After Maduro’s Exit
Three dark fleet tankers that loaded Venezuelan oil before the ousting of leader Nicolás Maduro remain stranded in the country, underscoring how its oil industry is still disentangling itself from years of sanctions evasion.
Trump administration recombining two federal agencies separated after Gulf oil spill
The Trump administration will combine two agencies that were split up after the infamous 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil spill. The spill, which released millions of gallons of oil into the Gulf of Mexico and killed 11 people, brought national attention to the safety and environmental implications of offshore drillng.  In the wake of the incident,…
African states interested in receiving Russian products directly from country
Southeast Africa invited Russia to participate in the restoration and expansion of port infrastructure
Binance Compliance Staff Leave Financial Crime, Monitoring Roles
When Binance pleaded guilty to US sanctions and anti-money-laundering violations in late 2023, rebuilding its compliance operation was key to the deal. The exchange had earlier that year hired Noah Perlman, a former assistant US attorney, as chief compliance officer, to lead teams handling sanctions enforcement, financial crime monitoring and investigations.
India’s Reliance buys Venezuelan oil directly from PDVSA
A unit of India’s refiner Reliance Industries has begun loading a 2-million-barrel cargo of Venezuelan heavy crude directly bought from state-run energy company PDVSA, according to a company document and shipping data on Monday. Since Caracas signed a flagship oil supply deal with Washington after the US capture of President Nicolas Maduro in January, only a small group of companies have been able to buy cargoes directly from PDVSA. Oil proceeds from any sales remain controlled by the...
Bank Al-Maghrib, AMMC Launch ICMAT Portal With First MASI 20 Futures Listing
Casablanca – Bank Al-Maghrib (BAM) and the Moroccan Capital Market Authority (AMMC) launched today the institutional portal of the Futures Market Coordination Body, known as ICMAT, in a move that coincided with the historic start of Morocco’s financial futures market. The launch came with the first-ever listing of the “Future MASI 20,” a standard futures contract tied to the MASI 20 index, which tracks the 20 most liquid stocks on the Casablanca Stock Exchange. The debut marks the operational s...
How high will oil prices go if Iran-US ceasefire is not reached?
Dubai: Oil prices are swinging again, with markets increasingly focused on how high crude could climb if a ceasefire in the US-Israel-Iran conflict fails to materialise.Get updated faster and for FREE: Download the Gulf News app now - simply click here.Brent rose 2.01% to $111.23 on Monday, while WTI gained 3.53% to $115.48, with Murban near $117. The move follows sharp gains a day earlier—WTI up over 11% and Brent nearly 8%—before easing back, highlighting how quickly sentiment is shifting.Th...
Jamie Dimon says US should strengthen allies economically, in veiled criticism of Trump
JP Morgan boss appears to condemn president’s tariff regime in annual letter to shareholdersMiddle East crisis – live updatesThe head of America’s largest bank has pressed the White House to strengthen America’s allies economically in order to “avoid truly adverse consequences”, in the latest instalment of an increasingly testy relationship with the Trump administration.As the Middle East conflict sparked by US and Israeli attacks on Iran enters its sixth week, Jamie Dimon, the chair and chief e...
Jamie Dimon Urges US to ‘Get Stronger’ in Shareholder Letter
JPMorgan Chase & Co. Chief Executive Officer Jamie Dimon wrote a letter to shareholders Monday, saying the US needs to “get stronger” in order to maintain its military and economic might. Dimon detailed his bank’s plans to deploy more than $1 trillion to ensure that happens. Katherine Doherty has more on Bloomberg Television. (Source: Bloomberg)
IN BRIEF: Drone attack on CPC facilities and attempt to destabilize hydrocarbon market
The attack was geared to inflict maximum damage on its largest shareholders, companies from the United States and Kazakhstan
Growth Slows at US Service Providers as Price Gauge Surges
The US service economy expanded in March at a slower pace as employment shrank by the most since 2023 and input prices accelerated sharply.
Ed Miliband will 'cry betrayal' if Labour U-turns over North Sea oil and gas amid Cabinet split over new drilling
Ed Miliband will 'cry betrayal' if Labour U-turns over North Sea oil and gas amid Cabinet split over new drillingBy GREG HEFFER, POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT Published: 14:54, 6 April 2026 | Updated: 14:54, 6 April 2026 e-mail View comments
Sri Lanka invites RDIF to participate in construction of Colombo port — transport minister
Bimal Rathnayake said the plan is to attract 85% of funds from foreign investors, with Sri Lanka providing 15%