Global oil markets jittery over Hormuz risks, analysts eye $70 Brent
Oil prices, specifically Brent crude, could rise to $70 per barrel if tensions between the US and Iran escalated amid the ongoing talks
Economy
Economy
Inside Big Tech’s $700B AI spend in 2026: bullish leaders, split markets
The latest earnings season has revealed a dramatic turning point in the global technology industry. America’s largest technology companies have announced plans to
Economy
Argentina inflation data under scrutiny after statistics chief resigns
The sudden resignation of the head of Argentina’s statistics office this week revealed problems at the core of President Javier Milei’s economic plan,
Economy
US stocks rebound sharply: Dow climbs over 500 points, Nasdaq up 0.8%
US stocks rose on Friday, positioning major indexes for a positive end to a volatile week marked by sharp losses in technology shares
Gold
Coinbase stock price analysis: will it crash to $125 after earnings?
Coinbase stock price continued its strong downward trend this year, reaching its lowest level since April last year. COIN dropped to $166, down
Gold
BoE holds rate but narrow vote fuels expectations of spring rate cut
The Bank of England opted to keep its benchmark interest rate at 3.75% on Thursday, meeting market forecasts but revealing a deeply divided
Gold
ECB holds rates steady as global risks overshadow easing inflation
The European Central Bank (ECB) kept interest rates unchanged on Thursday, signalling confidence that inflation will stabilise over time even as recent data
Gold
Snap stock price loses key support as North America user growth fades
The Snap stock price crashed to a record low and flipped a crucial support level for the first time ever. It dropped to
Gold
Why did Alphabet stock tumble 7% after earnings despite beating estimates?
Alphabet stock (NASDAQ: GOOGL) plunged over 7% in the pre-market trading on Thursday, despite beating revenue and profit estimates for the fourth quarter.
Gold
US jobless claims climb amid storms, but labour market holds steady
The number of Americans filing new applications for unemployment benefits rose more than expected last week, highlighting short-term disruptions from severe winter weather