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Reuters recaps a week of UN diplomacy that included first shuttle talks between US and Iranian officials since a July ceasefire collapse, plus discussions on Ukraine. It also highlights debate over AI risks, Venezuela’s debt-focused meetings and Sudan’s visa dispute.
Middle East oil producers are using a new ship-to-ship transfer system off Oman's coast to keep exports flowing despite escalating regional conflict and threats between the US and Iran. This method cuts transit distance and reduces the risk of passing through the Strait of Hormuz, with exports nearing 6.5 million barre
Trump returns as UN faces financial, political pressure AI joins wars as top concern for world leaders Xi bypasses UN General Assembly for Trump meeting Search begins for successor to UN chief Guterres By Antoni Slodkowski UNITED NATIONS, Sept 20 (Reuters) — World leaders gather in New York this week for the UN General
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President Donald Trump is reportedly mulling over whether the U.S. could restart military strikes against Iran, but former counterterrorism chief Joe Kent believes the White House should pull troops out of the Middle East. Trump Touts Big Decision In an interview with Axios on Thursday, Trump said that he had a “big de
(Updates throughout with background, analyst comments) Sept 18 (Reuters) — Barclays expects a 25-basis-point hike from the Bank of England in November after policymakers kept rates steady, citing a "dramatically changed" medium-term energy outlook and warning that a prolonged Middle East conflict could bring further ti
A look at the day ahead in European and global markets from Tom Westbrook The Bank of Japan raised interest rates, as expected, though it knocked the yen by sounding a fraction less hawkish than its peers. Significantly, the hike, coming just three months after it last raised rates, breaks a pattern of twice-yearly rat
By Jaspreet Kalra MUMBAI, Sept 18(Reuters) — The Indian rupee is set to open modestly stronger on Friday, soothed by a retreat in oil prices and expectations of foreign portfolio inflows linked to a large initial public offering, though the currency remains on track for a weekly decline. The rupee is expected to open i
US heating oil prices eased to around $5.05 per gallon, retreating from a record high of $5.26 reached earlier this week, as rising inventories and expectations of alternative routes for Middle Eastern barrels offered some respite from tight distillate supplies. EIA data showed distillate inventories, including diesel
On Thursday, Albemarle (NYSE: ALB ) discussed second-quarter financial results during its earnings call. The full transcript is provided below. APIs provide real-time access to earnings call transcripts and financial data. Visit to learn more. View the webcast at Summary Albemarle Corporation reported Q2 2026 net sales
Riyadh said it intercepted a Houthi drone near the holy Muslim city of Mecca; the Yemeni group denied the charge and said it downed a Saudi fighter jet. The Middle East conflict threatened to widen as fighting intensified between Saudi forces and Iran-backed Houthi fighters in Yemen. Riyadh said it intercepted a Houthi
Amazon.com Inc (NASDAQ: AMZN ) shares are slipping Tuesday along with the broader tech sector as investors brace for Wednesday’s Federal Reserve rate decision, with markets pricing in a rate hike. Here’s what you should know. Amazon.com shares are experiencing downward pressure. Why are AMZN shares declining? Markets B
CAC 40 fell 1.9% to close at 8,162, its lowest since July, reversing the prior session’s gains. Oil stayed elevated after US-Iran strikes near the Strait of Hormuz, while industrial production fell 0.4% m/m in July.
U.S. stock futures were mixed Wednesday, with Dow and S&P 500 futures lower, Nasdaq 100 slightly higher, while Brent crude surged toward $100 after Middle East military exchanges.
Brent crude hit above $99 a barrel Tuesday, then pared gains to around $97.6 amid supply disruption concerns. Tensions include US-Iran strikes, attacks on Saudi Aramco facilities, and Iran’s new Oman-Hormuz shipping corridor.
Crude topped $94 a barrel before paring gains to around $92.75, trading near six-week highs as supply-disruption concerns grow after US-Iran strikes and attacks on Saudi Aramco facilities.
US stock futures edged lower as Wall Street returned from a holiday-extended weekend. Elevated oil prices after US-Iran strikes and inflation/interest-rate concerns kept focus, alongside trade tensions from Canada’s retaliatory tariffs.
European stocks ended near flat while Brent climbed above $97, German Bund yields rose and Germany’s AfD won a major state-level vote, deepening political uncertainty.
Silver fell to around $65.50 an ounce as stronger-than-expected August US nonfarm payrolls lifted bond yields. FedWatch pricing shows nearly a 60% rate-hike chance next week, up from about 50%.
Gold fell to around $4,390 an ounce on Monday after stronger-than-expected US jobs data pushed bond yields higher. Nonfarm payrolls rose 162,000 in August; unemployment held at 4.1%.
US copper futures were above $6.6 per pound on Monday, near a $6.7 record high tested late August. The move ties to supply worries: Strait of Hormuz disruptions, sulfuric acid shortages, and front-loaded buying ahead of potential tariffs.
European shares edged lower as oil prices climbed following a fresh exchange of strikes between the United States and Iran. Traders cited inflation concerns and growing expectations the ECB may keep raising rates beyond this week’s meeting.
Crude oil traded above $91 a barrel after a 9.7% surge last week, as US and Iran exchanged strikes over tankers and tensions rose around the Strait of Hormuz.
FTSE MIB traded flat to slightly lower near 52,000 as US and Iran continued strike exchanges. Investors also looked ahead to an ECB rate hike, while stocks were mixed across sectors and oil beneficiaries led.
The CAC 40 fell 0.2% to 8,264 Monday, extending prior-week losses to the lowest since early July. Investors weighed expectations for further ECB rate hikes and renewed inflation concerns after US-Iran strikes.
Iron ore futures rose toward CNY 740 per ton, moving near five-week highs. Gains were supported by elevated freight costs and expectations of China restocking ahead of October National Day, alongside a slight increase in hot metal output.
European equity markets were poised for a subdued opening as investors increased bets on near-term rate hikes. The ECB is expected to raise rates to 2.75% this week, with another hike priced for December amid rising inflation risks.
Copper futures slipped to around $6.55 per pound on Monday, ending a two-day rally after stronger-than-expected US jobs data boosted expectations for a Federal Reserve rate hike this month and weighed on demand for industrial metals.
Asian stock markets are trading mixed Monday after broadly negative cues from Wall Street. Traders remain concerned about rising crude oil prices and related global inflation pressures following reports of US and Iran strikes on ships.
Technology shares across Asia Pacific advanced sharply Monday, led by Japan and South Korea tech-heavy markets. Optimism around a potential new OpenAI model boosted memory-chip demand expectations as US chip and memory stocks rallied.