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Aluminum Heads for 10% Monthly Surge as Iran War Roils Supplies
Aluminum headed for the biggest monthly gain in nearly two years, as the war in the Middle East disrupted supplies and damaged local production facilities, tightening the global market.
Where to Invest After $12 Trillion Market Cap Wipeout
Volatility from the Iran conflict has resulted in the single largest month of value destruction on record, with $12 trillion in market cap erased across global benchmarks, Bloomberg's China Show reports. Dina Ting, Head of Global Index Portfolio Management at Franklin Templeton, says the key to navi...
Pentagon denies Hegseth’s broker sought defence investment before Iran war
US Department of Defense demands retraction of report alleging broker sought multimillion-dollar investment for Hegseth.
Australia’s Fuel Tax Cut Will Take Time to Be Felt by Consumers
The impact of Australia’s move to halve tax on retail fuel prices will take time to filter through to consumers, Foreign Minister Penny Wong said in a televised interview.
Russia’s 2025 budget deficit at 2.6% of GDP — Finance Ministry
The ministry said that last year's budget met the targets - primary structural deficit, adjusted for the balance of budget and interstate loans
JPMorgan Sees Australia IPO Demand Resilient to Stock Turmoil
Australia’s pipeline for initial public offerings is showing signs of resilience, even as the war in Iran rattles the stock market and fuels uncertainty, according to JPMorgan Chase & Co.
JP Morgan sees oil price growing to $150, if Hormuz closed for another month
According to the chief economist Bruce Kasman, a scenario in which the strait remains closed for an additional month would be consistent with constraints on industrial consumers of energy supply
Palestine slams Israeli death penalty law for West Bank Palestinians
The Palestinian Presidency on Monday condemned the approval of a law by the Israeli parliament that would allow the execution of Palestinian prisoners convicted of "terrorism."
Dollar Wraps Up Best Month Since 2022 Amid War in Middle East
The dollar is on track for its best month since September 2022 as war in the Middle East upends energy markets, buffets economic forecasts, and sends investors rushing to the world’s primary reserve currency.
New Zealand Business Sentiment Hits Lowest Since 2024 Recession
New Zealand business sentiment slumped in March to the lowest since mid-2024 when the economy was in recession as the Middle East conflict hits the outlook for earnings and investment.
Eric Swalwell’s lawyers demand FBI stop release of investigation involving Chinese spy
The letter warns that proceeding with the release of these files would contravene both federal law and long-standing Justice Department policy
RBA Says Not Possible to Predict Cash Rate Path With Confidence
Australia’s central bank said it’s impossible to confidently predict the path for policy after raising interest rates for a second time this year as a surge in oil prices from the Middle East war fans inflation risks.
Omar backs 57-yr-old walnut felling ban law in Assembly, links it to economy, Kashmir’s identity
Chinese Stocks Fare Better Than Global Peers in Iran-Driven Rout
Chinese stocks are emerging as one of the best markets to ride out the Iran war, with their outperformance against global peers on track for the strongest since August 2025.
Asia Steps Up Bond Support as Energy Shock Sends Yields Surging
This month’s surge in Asian bond yields has triggered an increase in debt buying across the region, as governments seek to limit the spillover from higher energy prices to local borrowing costs.
Markets close at over two-year low, rupee breaches 95 mark US iran-war-oil-prices
What to know about sea mines as they threaten global trade amid Iran conflict
The U.S. Navy recently decommissioned the minesweeping vessels that it had operating in the Persian Gulf region
After Months of Threats, Trump Softens His Stance on Blocking Oil to Cuba
The White House press secretary said the United States would evaluate oil shipments to Cuba on a “case-by-case basis,” after a Russian tanker full of crude reached the island.
Korea’s $1 Trillion Pension to Flex Voting Power in Reform Push
South Korea’s $1 trillion pension fund will aggressively wield its voting rights to improve corporate governance and transparency, which have lagged global standards, its chief executive said.
U.S. Seeks Critical Mineral Battery Projects To Invest $500 Million
The U.S. government is seeking battery manufacturing and recycling projects to invest $500 million to strengthen the national critical mineral and materials industries.