Geopolitical tensions between Iran and Israel cause market volatility and uncertainty, which is a major reason for the weak performance of the market. Market sentiment is focused on interest rate ...

Heightened geopolitical risk has caught investors flat-footed over the past week. A historical analogy is presented of the Cuban Missile Crisis, a time of even greater geopolitical risk.

A combination of rising geopolitical risk and supply disruptions has pushed oil prices higher, with Brent looking increasingly likely to break the $90 mark. - Energy stocks have started to ...

but rate-cut expectations have been trimmed back sharply recently while U.S. elections and geopolitical uncertainty could also lift the currency.

US crude futures pierced $85 for the first time since October, the latest milestone in a rally driven by OPEC+ production cuts, strong demand and heightened geopolitical risks. Oil has jumped this ...

European stocks closed higher on Monday, with British blue-chips nearing record levels as investors took comfort from easing ...

This was driven by the completed Heineken acquisition of Distell, and the continuing interest/investment from European ...

In the aftermath of Israel's retaliatory strikes in Iran, the currency markets have entered a phase of heightened volatility.

Bitcoin’s slide, Fed discussions, and geopolitical tensions drive attention to BTC-spot ETF dynamics ahead of the Halving.

Persistent inflation and higher-for-longer interest rates were cited as key risks to financial stability in the Federal ...

Oil prices surged during the first quarter of 2024 as the supply/demand outlook tightened and global geopolitical concerns ... along with the persistent uncertainty in the Middle East continue ...