Global Market: South Korean stocks fall over 1% as Middle East tensions weigh on risk sentiment
Global Market: South Korean stocks fall over 1% as Middle East tensions weigh on risk sentiment
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Global Market: South Korean stocks fall over 1% as Middle East tensions weigh on risk sentiment
Sensex, Nifty open flat as Middle East tensions keep crude above $100
Global Market: European markets fall as Middle East tensions push oil prices higher
Hormuz traffic slows at start of week as Middle East tensions escalate, shipping data shows
Gold prices held steady as traders navigated heightened tensions in the Middle East and awaited pivotal labor data from the US. This economic data is expected to shape the market's forecast regarding Federal Reserve policy moves
Indian equities closed higher on Friday, though Middle East tensions limited gains in benchmark indices. Sensex rose over 3 points to 77,541 and Nifty gained 20 points to 24,252
Eurozone bond yields eased Friday but remained set for weekly gains amid global bond-market stress, persistent inflation and fiscal concerns. Germany s 10-year yield stood at 3.2445%
Asian stocks dropped as a selloff in semiconductor shares extended, while elevated bond yields and rising oil prices weighed on sentiment.MSCI s Asia Pacific equities benchmark slid over 1%, with shares in South Korea plummeting almost 6%. Technology shares we
US President Donald Trump has threatened military action against Oman if it interferes with the US blockade of Iranian ships in the Strait of Hormuz, Fox News reported. Trump said the blockade was putting pressure on Iran but gave no timeline for resolving the
Indian equities extended losses as Middle East tensions, rising crude prices and selling in Tata Group stocks pressured sentiment. Nifty fell 0.15% to 24,435.95, while Sensex declined 0.24%
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