Kevin Du

Natural gas rises to $1.9520, a 1.72% increase, showing bullish trends above $1.91 pivot.Brent crude stabilizes at $87.58 per barrel, amid easing Middle East conflict fears.WTI crude slightly up at $82.32...

The latest developments in the currency markets paint a picture of diverging trajectories for the US dollar (USD) and the British pound (GBP)...

A full-scale Middle East conflict is unlikely but any further escalation of tensions would have adverse consequences for commodity markets and inflation, affirming geopolitical developments as a core economic challenge globally.

Japanese companies are increasingly hitching their growth plans to the United States, as concerns about Chinese demand and Beijing's influence over supply chains prompt a noticeable pivot toward the world's largest economy.

Early Wednesday trading shows oil prices down due to weak demand signals from China and rising U.S. stockpiles.Middle East conflicts, particularly Iran's actions, have yet to significantly disrupt global oil prices.

Japan's exports grew for a fourth consecutive month as the weak yen provided a tailwind and demand in China picked up, giving the economy a needed boost as domestic consumption sags.

As India approaches its $5 trillion economy goal, overall employment could rise by 22 per cent, while unemployment could decline by 97 basis points by 2028, a report showed on Tuesday.

The actual figures diverged significantly from forecasts, with a robust 0.7% increase. This unexpected outcome further bolstered the USD, propelling it from 105.900 to its current position at 106.297...

Britain is starting to rein in inflation at a quicker pace than the US, underscoring a divergence between the two economies that may allow the Bank of England to move sooner on cutting interest rates than the US Federal Reserve.

Increased tension in the Middle East following Iran’s attack on Israel likely gives the Federal Reserve even more cause to go slow on rate cuts, as a spike in oil prices could disrupt the central bank’s battle against inflation.