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Mexico and the European Union plan to sign an updated trade agreement that cuts tariffs and opens more room for investment as both sides seek to lessen reliance on the United States.
Read report »Treasurer Jim Chalmers has ordered several shareholders to exit Northern Minerals, part of Canberra’s effort to keep control of a rare-earths company targeted by foreign investors.
Read report »Sri Lanka imposed a 50% customs surcharge on imported cars, framing the move as a response to Middle East turmoil, oil prices and pressure on the rupee.
Read report »Cuban officials say fuel reserves have run dry and blackouts in Havana are stretching beyond 20 hours a day amid a worsening energy crisis.
Read report »Honda says its multi-billion-dollar electric vehicle plant in Canada has been indefinitely suspended, adding fresh pressure to a tariff-hit auto industry.
Read report »An Anadolu report says U.S. Energy Information Administration data show oil flows through the Strait of Hormuz dropped sharply in the first quarter of 2026.
Read report »Allegiant Air has completed its purchase of Sun Country Airlines, bringing two budget carriers together at a difficult moment for the industry.
Read report »Christie's said the 5.5-carat Ocean Dream diamond sold in Geneva for $17 million, setting a record for a blue-green diamond at auction.
Read report »A CNBC report says Saudi Aramco CEO Amin Nasser warned that inventories are drawing down quickly if the Strait of Hormuz stays closed.
Read report »Sri Lanka said it will lift electricity rates by as much as 18% for consumers using more than 180 kilowatt-hours a month to offset higher thermal generation costs linked to the Middle East war.
Read report »Sherritt International has suspended direct participation in its Cuban ventures and begun repatriating expatriate staff, citing the threat of expanded US sanctions.
Read report »The company said internationally issued cards could be accepted after a 15-year absence, with services expected to resume gradually.
Read report »Gold climbed to its highest level in more than a week after reports that Iran and the United States may be nearing a peace deal, adding fresh demand for safe-haven assets.
Read report »Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Hungary returned cash and gold seized from employees of Ukraine's state-owned Oschadbank after a March confiscation triggered a diplomatic row.
Read report »The Romanian national currency reached an unprecedented valuation against the euro as political instability intensified during a scheduled no-confidence vote.
Read report »JPMorgan analysts say OECD oil stocks could hit operational minimums between May 9 and May 30, adding urgency to an already tight market.
Read report »The civil aviation authority said temporary precautions were lifted and normal traffic operations resumed after a period of disruption tied to regional conflict.
Read report »The US low-cost carrier cancelled every flight and began an immediate wind-down on May 2, 2026, blaming high fuel costs as a proposed $500 million aid package stalled.
Read report »Delcy Rodríguez lifted the minimum income package to $240 and the state pension to $70, but the increases remain far below household costs.
Read report »Donald Trump said the United States would remove tariffs and related restrictions on whisky imports, including Scotch whisky, following a state visit by King Charles and Queen Camilla.
Read report »The accessories chain has closed all 154 standalone stores in the UK and Ireland, putting more than 1,300 jobs at risk while concessions remain open.
Read report »Beijing ordered the cancellation of Meta’s purchase of the Chinese AI startup Manus, framing the move as a national-security issue in the wider contest with Washington.
Read report »On the event date, Iran restarted international passenger flights from Tehran’s main airport for the first time since the war began two months earlier.
Read report »Traders remained cautious after a three-week extension of the Israel-Lebanon ceasefire, leaving regional equities without a clear direction.
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