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The Chinese shipping giant is restarting some container bookings to Gulf destinations after a pause, though the move is limited and tied to a volatile security situation.
Read report »Gold prices in Dubai rose sharply on March 25 after a 15-day decline, with the move linked to expectations around possible diplomacy on the Iran war.
Read report »China’s market regulator says a wiring fault in certain BMW models could cause short circuits and fires, prompting a major recall across domestically made and imported vehicles.
Read report »QatarEnergy has invoked force majeure on some long-term LNG contracts after disruptions linked to the war on Iran and damage to its gas infrastructure.
Read report »The agreement comes with a new defense partnership and sets out tariff changes for wine, seafood, horticulture and red meat.
Read report »The country has become the first EU member state to ration fuel, limiting private motorists to 50 litres a day and tightening controls on retailers.
Read report »The U.S. Energy Department has awarded contracts for the first batch of oil loans from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve, moving 45.2 million barrels under a wider market-stabilisation plan.
Read report »Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said the waiver could bring about 140 million barrels to market as Washington tries to calm surging energy prices.
Read report »Jurors rejected part of the shareholder case but found two May 2022 tweets violated securities rules during Elon Musk's $44 billion takeover.
Read report »KLM is extending cancellations on flights to Dammam, Dubai and Riyadh, joining a broader wave of airlines that are keeping Gulf operations suspended during the Iran war.
Read report »The Kingdom's largest refinery was back online after a shutdown described as a precaution after a drone strike.
Read report »Authorities are trying to conserve shrinking stocks as the Strait of Hormuz crisis leaves the island with weeks, not months, of breathing room.
Read report »The cockpit union’s sudden strike call covers all Lufthansa departures from German airports on Thursday and Friday, forcing the airline into a reduced schedule.
Read report »Washington has issued a temporary licence allowing certain Russian oil shipments loaded before March 12 to be delivered and sold until April 11.
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Read report »Crude has crossed the $100 mark again after comments from Trump and fresh Houthi attacks renewed fears of a broader supply shock.
Read report »South Korea activated a 100 trillion won, or about $68 billion, market-stabilization fund to steady volatility triggered by the worsening Middle East crisis.
Read report »Air France will stop flying to Havana from March 29 until at least June 15, joining other carriers affected by Cuba’s severe jet-fuel shortage.
Read report »A shutdown at the Antonio Guiteras plant caused a major blackout across western Cuba, cutting power to Havana and millions of others.
Read report »Restrictions spanning Iran, Israel, Iraq and several Gulf states disrupted regional aviation, prompting carriers to alter routes and warn passengers to verify schedules.
Read report »South Korea’s benchmark Kospi index moved above 6,000 shortly after the market opened in Seoul.
Read report »AFP reported that Meta has reached an agreement to buy millions of chips from AMD in a major partnership.
Read report »The takeover puts the Balboa and Cristóbal terminals in Panamanian hands and deepens a dispute already tied to US-China rivalry.
Read report »President Donald Trump raised the global tariff rate from 10% to 15% under emergency powers after the Supreme Court ruled against parts of his earlier tariff regime.
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