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Global Markets: Stocks set for tough week, oil eyes strong gains as Middle East war rages

  • Oil prices set for largest weekly rise since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
  • Stocks take a beat, ‌but Asia shares set for 6 percent weekly fall
  • Yields jump as global rate expectations turn hawkish
By Reuters ·

Global Markets: Stocks tumble as Middle East air war fans inflation fears

By Reuters ·

Global markets slide as US-Israel strikes on Iran rattle investors 

By Nirmal Narayanan ·

US trade policy uncertainty sees muted response from markets

By Arab News - Reuters ·

Global markets: Shares rise on China-US trade hopes, dollar on the back foot

By Reuters ·

Arab stock markets extend gains, aligning with global rebound: AMF report

By Miguel Hadchity ·

Global Markets – Stocks limp toward biggest weekly fall of the year

By Reuters ·

India In-Focus — Indian shares rise; Serum plans African vaccine plant; Paytm expects central bank curbs to be lifted soon

By Nirmal Narayanan ·

Shares slump as retail giants sound stagflation alarm

By Reuters ·

China In-Focus — Shanghai stocks up; EV makers post weaker April sales; Services activity falls

By Nirmal Narayanan ·

China Evergrande, units unable to publish annual results by March 31

By Reuters ·

China tries to calm markets by pledging support for economy

By AP ·

Saudi wealth fund to invest $10bn in global stocks amid asset expansion efforts

By Arab News ·

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