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Stock Market: Will S&P 500 Open Up or Down Today?

U.S. stock futures are showing modest gains early Wednesday, as investors digest a mix of robust corporate earnings against the backdrop of an intensifying geopolitical impasse in the Middle East and an expected read on U.S. inflation.

Benzinga

Global Market: Japan stocks muted as investors await US CPI report

Japan’s Nikkei traded largely sideways as investors awaited US CPI data for clues on the Federal Reserve’s interest-rate outlook, while Middle East tensions and concerns over shipping disruptions kept risk appetite in check.

The Economic Times

Air taxi firm Joby acquires defense tech company for $500 million

Electric vertical take-off and landing aircraft (eVTOL) companies are focusing more on the military market as commercial development has ‌taken longer ⁠than ⁠expected and defense spending has ramped up, driven by wars in Ukraine and the Middle East.

The Economic Times

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Gold firms below 10-week high as markets brace for US CPI data

Gold prices experienced a notable increase on Wednesday as market participants anticipated essential inflation data. Worries about oil-induced inflation, stemming from unrest in the Middle East, kept the markets on edge. In light of recent job reports, traders lowered their predictions for a potential Federal Reserve rate hike next month.…

The Economic Times

Oil rises as doubts over US-Iran deal heighten supply concerns

Oil prices increased Wednesday morning due to Middle East supply worries. Attacks on ships fueled concerns about disruptions in vital shipping lanes. Hopes for a US-Iran peace deal began to fade, impacting market sentiment. US crude inventories unexpectedly rose, which could ease supply tightness concerns. Disruptions to Middle East oil…

The Economic Times

Global Markets Today: Asian stocks mixed, oil extends gains

Asian markets showed cautious optimism as crude oil prices experienced slight increases, with eyes on potential agreements in the Middle East. Technology stocks thrived, particularly CoreWeave, which soared following an upgraded forecast. Investors are navigating between geopolitical uncertainties and the Federal Reserve's interest rate strategies, with significant US inflation data…

The Economic Times

Lebanon becomes first Middle Eastern country to abolish the death penalty

Lebanon on Tuesday became the first Middle East country to formally abolish the death penalty, replacing the sentencing with life imprisonment plus aggravated hard labour. Lebanon had not carried out an execution since 2004.

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Gold prices rise again as Middle East conflict and interest rate fears ease

After hitting record high prices early in 2026, gold suffered a surprise sharp dip when the Iran war broke out

The Independent UK

Global Market: Singapore raises 2026 growth forecast on AI boom, resilient global economy

Singapore raised its 2026 economic growth forecast to 4.5%-5.5% from 2.0%-4.0%, supported by stronger-than-expected AI investment and a milder impact from the Middle East conflict. The economy grew 5.9% year-on-year in Q2, while robust AI-related demand is expected to support growth in the second half of the year.

The Economic Times

Global Market: South Korean shares rise for second day as Samsung Electronics gains

South Korean shares extended gains for a second straight session, led by Samsung Electronics, while strong export growth provided further support. However, uncertainty over the Middle East conflict and concerns surrounding the Strait of Hormuz kept investor sentiment cautious.

The Economic Times

Why is market falling today? Sensex falls over 450 points, Nifty below 24,450. 4 key factors

On Tuesday, Indian stock markets experienced a downturn influenced by increasing oil prices and escalating tensions in the Middle East. Nevertheless, the broader markets displayed resilience as small and midcap indices thrived. Foreign institutional investors found encouragement in favorable Q1 outcomes and a stable rupee, suggesting that the market could…

The Economic Times

US Stocks: Nasdaq ends down as expectations of Hormuz deal fade

The Nasdaq closed lower as investors worried about the Strait of Hormuz. U.S. crude oil prices jumped significantly amid the ongoing Middle East crisis. Intel shares fell after the company announced plans for a large share sale. Traders are now less confident about a Federal Reserve interest rate hike. Strong…

The Economic Times

US bonds fall as markets weight inflation, Middle East risks

As treasury yields climbed on Monday, investors geared up for significant inflation data due later this week. The ongoing geopolitical tensions in the Middle East have added an extra layer of uncertainty to the markets. Traders are particularly focused on the upcoming consumer and producer price index reports, while expectations…

The Economic Times

Zee Entertainment Q1 Results: PAT falls 48% YoY to Rs 74 crore; ad revenue hit by Middle East crisis

Zee Entertainment’s Q1 FY27 profit fell 48% to Rs 74.3 crore, while EBITDA plunged 65% despite 5% revenue growth. Advertising faced pressure from Middle East tensions and cricket, partly offset by FIFA rights, subscription growth and higher digital ARPU.

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Global Market: China bears the brunt of Asia’s crude oil demand cut as Middle East supplies shrink

China is bearing the brunt of Asia’s crude oil demand slowdown as Middle East supplies shrink following the Iran conflict. Chinese crude imports fell sharply in June and July, despite a recovery in July. August shipments are expected to improve, but September could offer a clearer picture of supply disruptions.

Benzinga

Stock Market: Will S&P 500 Open Up or Down Today?

U.S. stock futures are showing modest gains heading into Monday morning as Wall Street digests a strong weekly performance while tracking high-stakes diplomatic maneuvering in the Middle East.

The Economic Times

China is balancing Asia's crude oil demand by itself

China is bearing much of Asia’s crude demand reduction as the Iran war disrupts Middle East oil shipments through the Strait of Hormuz. Its July imports rose from June’s near-decade low but remained 24.3% below last year. Lower imports, supported by large stockpiles, are helping balance tighter regional supplies.

International Business Times

No Direct US-Iran Talks Now. Middle East Peace Missives Take Back Channel Route

Tehran's top diplomat also said even if Iran strikes a deal with Oman to secure a trade route through the contentious Strait of Hormuz, that wouldn't ensure peace. Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has reiterated that IRGC's demands should be met by the Washington to reopen the Strait of Hormuz.

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Netanyahu rejects US-backed Gaza plan as Trump board head calls it 'only way forward'

A US-backed plan for Gaza remains the “only way forward” to prevent a repeat of Hamas’s October 7, 2023 attack, a senior official overseeing the proposal said Sunday. The comments came after Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu rejected the 15-point plan for Gaza and stressed that the Israeli military would not…

The Economic Times

Will Nifty, Sensex extend losses on Monday? Middle East tensions, Q1 results and 3 other factors to steer D-St this week

Indian stock markets ended lower as benchmark indices Sensex and Nifty diverged. Investors face crucial triggers next week, including over 2,000 Q1 earnings announcements, crude oil price movements amid Middle East geopolitical tensions, US nonfarm payroll data influencing Federal Reserve interest rate policy, and ongoing foreign institutional investment trends.

The Times of India

Egypt may join new defence alliance: Turkey expects Cairo to sign pact with Pakistan, Saudi Arabia

Egypt could join a new regional defence pact signed by Turkey, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia, Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan said, as the three countries seek to strengthen collective security amid the wider Middle East conflict.

The Economic Times

Turkey expects Egypt to join Saudi-Pakistan defence pact

Turkey's foreign minister anticipates Egypt joining a new regional defense agreement. Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan signed this pact to stabilize the Middle East. The agreement aims to strengthen collective deterrence against regional threats and instability. This alliance is seen as a significant step towards achieving lasting regional stability. The…

The Economic Times

What to expect from the new Saudi-Turkey-Pakistan deal

A new defense pact unites Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan against Iran's regional influence. This alliance seeks to offset perceived US unreliability and deter Iranian aggression. The three Sunni nations possess complementary strengths in wealth, military technology, and manpower. This strategic alignment aims to create a regional security architecture independent…

Bangkok Post

Asian bourses steady as investors weigh data

Asian stocks posted mixed trade at the end of the week, as tech shares in South Korea advanced even as investors weighed a cooling, AI-fuelled semiconductor rally, rising oil prices due to Middle East tensions, and upcoming US jobs data.

The Economic Times

What is the Patriot missile system and why are supplies depleted worldwide?

The Patriot air defense system faces high demand amid global conflicts. Ukraine urgently needs interceptors to counter Russian missile strikes. Middle East conflicts have depleted arsenals in the US and Gulf nations. Several European countries are also conserving their missile supplies. This situation prompts increased production and potential foreign manufacturing…

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