Oil Rises as Supply Disruption Persists, Iran Denies US Talks
Oil prices rose again as supply disruptions continued in the Middle East, with Iran denying reports of any imminent talks with the United States, according to Reuters.
Oil prices rose again as supply disruptions continued in the Middle East, with Iran denying reports of any imminent talks with the United States, according to Reuters.
President Donald Trump announced a new strategy regarding the Iran war, according to Yahoo Finance, which could mark a major shift in U.S. foreign policy and trigger significant market fluctuations.
Asia traders faced a sharp market rebound on Monday, according to Bloomberg, as investors rushed to buy shares after a steep decline the previous day.
A Wall Street firm has warned that oil prices could surge to $200 per barrel, a level that would have massive economic consequences, according to MarketWatch.
Microsoft (MSFT) stock has fallen 33% from its record high, according to TradingView, as analysts debate its future and a major investor reports zero shares in a recent SEC filing.
A Palestinian man was killed in an attack by settlers in the occupied West Bank, bringing the death toll from recent settler violence to seven, according to the BBC.
Savannah Guthrie will return to the Today show on 6 April, two months after her mother's disappearance, according to BBC News.
Manila’s streets have emptied as fuel prices surge due to the Strait of Hormuz crisis, according to Al Jazeera.
Stocks fell sharply on Tuesday, giving back a significant chunk of Monday's rally as oil prices rebounded and tensions in the Middle East persisted, according to CNBC.
Estée Lauder is in advanced talks to acquire Spain’s Puig, a move that could create one of the world’s largest beauty companies, according to the Wall Street Journal.
Italy has advanced to the final of the 2026 World Cup playoffs, set to face Bosnia and Herzegovina, while Kosovo will meet Türkiye in the other semi-final, according to reports from multiple international news outlets.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has sought to reassure Australians that the country's fuel supply remains 'secure' as prices soar and reports of panic buying and petrol stations running dry emerge, according to the BBC.
Brazil's IPCA-15 inflation rate slowed in January but reached the central bank's target ceiling of 4.5% on an annual basis, according to multiple reports.
Former Google executive Matt Brittin has been selected as the next director general of the BBC, a decision that marks a significant shift in the leadership of the UK's public broadcasting service.
A twelve-year, 130-team megaproject on China's southern coast opens for business with its towers aimed directly at Taiwan.