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Russia's western oil exports to rise 4% in August on refinery disruptions

Russian oil shipments from western ports are set to increase by four percent in August. This rise is driven by domestic refinery attacks and strong Asian demand for crude. Exports from Baltic and Black Sea ports are projected to reach 2.7 million barrels daily. Ukraine's attacks on refineries have redirected…

The Economic Times

US manufacturing activity jumps to more than four-year high in July

U.S. manufacturing activity reached its highest level in over four years during July. Strong order growth boosted factory employment, while supply chains faced strain. Input costs remained elevated due to the ongoing Middle East conflict. Businesses are front-loading orders to avoid potential shortages and higher prices. This expansion occurred as…

The Economic Times

Dollar Pressured by Strong Stocks and Easing Geopolitical Risks

The dollar index (DXY00 ) fell to a 7-week low today and is down by -0.10%. Easing geopolitical tensions in the Middle East are boosting stocks and reducing safe-haven demand for the dollar. Also, today's -6% plunge in WTI crude oil prices lowers inflation expectations and could prompt the Fed...

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Oil prices lower on Middle East hopes and as OPEC+ boosts production

Oil prices were lower on Monday morning after OPEC+ boosted production for September and US President Donald Trump called off a planned strike on Iran, putting downward pressure on prices.

Euronews

US came for our rare earths, will be back for more

A former ambassador to the US has touted Australia's mining resource advantages, saying they will attract more capital from the US and UK.

AAP

Trump Orders Pause On Planned Strikes. US Allies Float A Narrow Peace Passage To Iran

The US President announced that Israel has agreed to the latest proposal for peace, worked out by the American allies in the Middle East. Iran is yet to comment on Trump's reported statement.The development came a day after he hinted that the US president hinted that the US forces were…

International Business Times

OPEC+ tipped to raise oil output as Middle East war disrupts supplies

OPEC+ members are expected to increase oil production quotas for September. This move follows several months of similar production adjustments by the group. Many members face production capacity declines, making target increases less meaningful. Gulf countries struggle with exports due to Strait of Hormuz disruptions. Russia's oil infrastructure has also…

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US embassies urge citizens to consider departing Middle East

DUBAI - US embassies in capitals across the Middle East on Saturday warned American citizens to beware of an "unforeseen escalation" in the regional conflict and urged them to be ready to leave.

Bangkok Post

Pentagon Gets A Grim Warning On Defending Israel. US Cannot Simply Ignore It.

The latest report comes after an earlier indication lobbed concerns about another potential battlefield worry for the Trump administration, in the form of a reported depletion of its ammunition. These concerns are a pointer to the constraints on the military inflicted by the protracted Middle East conflict.

International Business Times

US Mulls Massive Strikes. Iran Hints At Retaliation Plan

Tehran is also chalking out a retaliation plan after reports emerged that the US and Israel are planning heavy attacks against civilian infrastructure in Iran. Frustration is also growing among US allies in the Middle East with Saudi Arabia conveying that it wanted a de-escalation the Iran war.

International Business Times

Here’s what Trump’s Saudi deal could mean for the rest of the Middle East

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The Independent UK

Aluminium signals recovery after correction; supply risks and energy concerns may drive the next leg higher

The recent rebound has been supported by tightening global inventories, concerns over energy availability in key producing regions, geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, and expectations of robust demand from the power, transportation, renewable energy, and electric vehicle sectors.

The Economic Times

Chevron’s Strong Quarter Shows Why It Still Leads the Energy Sector

Chevron posted Q2 2026 earnings of $12.1 billion as elevated Brent crude and strong refining margins boosted results, but the stock struggled to rally as gains appeared already priced in.

MarketBeat

India's forex reserves rise by $6.1 billion to two-month high of $682.35 billion as of July 24

India's foreign exchange reserves saw a significant rise of $6.1 billion. This increase brought the total reserves to $682.35 billion as of July 24. Previously, reserves had grown by $1.08 billion in the preceding week. Earlier this year, reserves reached a record high of $728.494 billion. However, reserves declined due…

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Global Market: Euro zone, US bond yields log biggest monthly rise since March on Middle East inflation concerns

Euro zone and US bond yields recorded their largest monthly increase since March as Middle East conflict concerns renewed inflation fears. Traders pushed back interest rate cut expectations, with Germany’s 10-year yield rising 28 basis points in July and US 10-year Treasury yields advancing 22.5 basis points despite a Friday…

The Economic Times

16 Indians, including 10 seafarers, killed in Middle East conflict: Govt

Sixteen Indian nationals, including ten seafarers, have died in the Middle East conflict this year. Seventy-five Indians sustained injuries across several Middle Eastern nations due to the ongoing hostilities. The government is coordinating repatriation and medical treatment for affected citizens. Indian medical students in Iran are facing challenges due to…

The Independent UK

Mapped: All of the countries dragged into Trump’s war in Iran

IN FOCUS: The war has spread across the Middle East, with unprecedented disruption to global oil supplies and Gulf states being targeted by Tehran. Maira Butt looks at how the war has dragged in countries on several continents

The Guardian - UK

Only the Middle East crisis is preventing a drop in UK interest rates

Bank’s wariness about inflationary pressures from the conflict lie behind decision to hold steady at 3.75%

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Can China restrain Iran? Gulf states test Beijing's influence

Gulf Arab states are seeking China's economic influence over Iran to secure vital shipping lanes. They are frustrated with Washington's perceived limits of power in the escalating regional conflict. China's role as a major trading partner presents both opportunities and sensitivities for Beijing. Beijing is cautiously engaging in diplomacy to…

Benzinga

Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, Dogecoin Flat as US Resumes Iran Strikes: 'Whales Are Buying the Dip,' Says This Analyst

Leading cryptocurrencies traded flat, while stocks sold off on Wednesday as investors digested the Federal Reserve’s policy decision and renewed Middle East hostilities.

The Economic Times

Gold edges higher as markets weigh Warsh's inflation message after Fed decision

Gold prices saw a slight increase as markets evaluated Federal Reserve comments. The central bank maintained interest rates, leaving future policy moves uncertain. Investors now anticipate a lower probability of a September rate hike. Other precious metals also experienced gains amid these developments. Geopolitical events in the Middle East are…

Benzinga

Trump Orders Strikes on Iran After Missile Attack: Dow Futures Gain 94 Points, Brent Hovers Near $90

Late Wednesday, U.S. military strikes on Iran and a drone attack on a U.S.-owned gas vessel in Egypt heightened fears of a broader Middle East conflict, even as U.S. stock futures moved higher and oil prices remained elevated.

The Guardian - AU

Iraq says it had ‘no prior knowledge’ of US-Saudi attacks – as it happened

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The Economic Times

Fertiliser industry seeks hike in subsidy rate for Kharif season due to rising raw material cost

The Fertiliser Association of India seeks higher subsidy rates for the upcoming Kharif season. Raw material prices have significantly increased, impacting domestic fertiliser production viability. Industry leaders met to review the Middle East crisis's effect on key input costs. Existing subsidy rates have not kept pace with the changed cost…

The Economic Times

Brent crude jumps 7%, climbs over $90 on escalating Middle East strikes

Oil prices surged significantly amid renewed Middle East airstrikes and supply concerns. U.S. crude inventories dropped to a multi-year low, further impacting market sentiment. Military actions in the Strait of Hormuz and surrounding regions contributed to price volatility. Analysts predict oil prices will fluctuate within a broad range in the…

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