Oil prices fell, pressured by slower demand growth and increased production, Exness said, adding that a pause in OPEC+’s production increases later this year could limit downside risk.

Shares in Europe dipped as concerns mounted that a U.S.-EU deal on tariffs won't be reached before the Aug. 1 deadline. European Union countries have hinted an appetite for a trade fight after Trump ...

Emily Callaci’s history of the international feminist movement examines the influence of their intellectual and political ...

A weaker US dollar has offered some limited support to oil prices, making crude slightly cheaper for buyers dealing in other ...

Oil prices declined for a third consecutive session on Tuesday on concerns the brewing trade war between major crude ...

Oil behemoth Saudi Aramco slid 0.5%. Oil - a key catalyst for Gulf markets - fell on concerns that the brewing trade war between major crude consumers, the U.S. and the EU, will curb fuel demand ...

Gulf stocks dipped across key markets on Tuesday as investors weighed concerns over U.S. trade policy ahead of a looming ...

In such an expensive market, it is completely fair to expect a lot from the priciest stocks. And, as Dec Mullarkey at SLC Capital Management astutely points out, part of the earnings growth slowdown ...

While the market remains bearish, opportunities still exist for those who are willing to look beyond the current pessimism ...

US leading index weakens again; Bessent attacks Fed, again; Canadians stoic under pressure; China rethinks unrestrained ...