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Chinese firms' Iran deals stall after US-Israel strikes, halting shipments and payments, putting exporters' income at risk amid rising Middle East tensions.
Ethereum posts six straight monthly losses, down 60% from its 2025 high, despite record network activity and rising transactions.
Meta signs a multi-billion-dollar deal to rent Google AI chips to power new AI models, expanding Big Tech's race to scale infrastructure.
Japan's business investment rose 6.5% in Q4, marking a fourth straight gain and supporting hopes for stronger revised GDP growth.
Roche aims for double-digit share in obesity drugs, targeting a top-three spot as it seeks to narrow the gap with Novo Nordisk.
A New York judge denied Shell's bid to overturn an arbitration win for Venture Global over LNG sales, backing the prior ruling.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said the Pentagon deal was rushed and looked opportunistic, adding limits on surveillance and barring intelligence agency use.
Oil jumps as U.S.–Iran conflict grows, threatening trade, inflation and Fed rate plans despite strong U.S. growth outlook.
Disruption near the Strait of Hormuz has lifted oil and gas prices, raising inflation risks for Europe and complicating policy for the European Central Bank and Bank of England.
Apple is in talks with ICICI Bank, HDFC Bank and Axis Bank to launch Apple Pay in India by mid-2026, supporting UPI and cards, entering a market dominated by Google Pay and PhonePe.
ASML plans advanced packaging and larger chip systems, using AI to boost performance, targeting the growing market for sophisticated AI processors.
In the December 2025 quarter, Australia recorded a current account deficit of $21.1 billion, driven mainly by a larger net primary income deficit of $21.7 billion. Primary income credits fell 3.0% while debits rose 3.3%. The goods and services balance remained steady with a surplus of $1,324 million, as goods exports rose 3.4% and services exports 2.6%, while imports increased
Toyota boosts its bid for Toyota Industries to $30 billion, ending a months-long standoff with activist fund Elliott and addressing minority shareholder concerns.
Saudi Arabia's Ras Tanura refinery hit by drones, Israeli and Iraqi facilities offline, sending Brent crude above $82/bbl amid rising supply concerns.
UK house prices rose 0.3% in February to £273,176, as Rachel Reeves' spring forecast avoided pre-budget market fears. First-time buyers see improved affordability.
OpenAI is raising $110B at an $840B valuation, with investments from SoftBank, Nvidia and Amazon.
Rio Tinto will restart its $473m Zulti South project at Richards Bay Minerals in South Africa, extending mine life to 2050 after a six-year halt due to unrest.
Amazon cloud unit AWS said objects struck a UAE data center, causing sparks and a fire. Power was cut; other zones remain operational.
New Tesla Inc car registrations in Denmark dropped 18% year-on-year in February to 419 vehicles, according to Mobility Denmark data.
In February, U.S. manufacturing continued to expand for the second month in a row, with the Manufacturing PMI at 52.4%, slightly lower than January but marking 16 months of overall economic growth. Out of 18 manufacturing industries tracked, 12 grew, led by Printing & Related Support Activities and Textile Mills, while five contracted., New orders and production are still growing but
WTI Light Crude Oil has surged from around $67 to the mid-$70s before settling near $72.7, marking a massive high-volatility breakout. The sharp move is largely driven by escalating tensions between Iran and the United States, increasing fears of potential supply disruptions, particularly around key oil transit routes in the Middle East. This geopolitical risk has added a strong premium
Beijing tasks agencies to study Trump's demands and possible concessions ahead of the upcoming Xi-Trump meeting, but a Taiwan breakthrough seems unlikely.
Gold continued move to the upside, closing close to 5100.00. Economic Calendar Analysis Continuing previous weeks trend, lower levels of volatility may be considered as a primary scenario. XAU/USD short-term forecast Gold is in a strong bullish breakout on the hourly chart, currently trading at 5397.51. After consolidating between 5150.00 and 5215.00, it broke above 5215, which is now a key support level.
The FX pair experienced slight volatility before closing near 1.34850. Economic Calendar Elevated levels of volatility may be considered the primary scenario, driven by BoE rate cut pricing and the Middle East conflict. GBP/USD hourly chart analysis GBP/USD is showing a strong bearish bias after breaking down from its recent consolidation between 1.3450 and 1.3536. The price is trading well below the 50,