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Toyota expects the Iran war fallout to cost $4.3 billion this financial year. Quarterly earnings dropped nearly 50%, and full-year

Consumers continue to buy chicken nuggets, tacos, and coffee from major chains despite higher gas prices from the war with

Oman’s stronger public finances, lower debt, and expanding non-oil economy help it withstand regional instability better than many Gulf economies,

Oman has begun its first methane hydrates exploration in Block 83 offshore Sea of Oman, aiming to unlock a new

Global oil markets could face tighter supplies even if the U.S. and Iran reach a peace deal, as disrupted shipping

Shell reported a 19% rise in Q1 profit to $5.69 billion, supported by volatile energy markets and higher oil and

Asia's semiconductor giants, including TSMC, Samsung, and SK Hynix, are leading the AI boom, driving significant market gains. The South

Asian stocks hit record highs, led by Japan's Nikkei crossing 62,000 amid an AI-driven rally and strong earnings in tech.

Oman's fiscal reforms and economic diversification have strengthened its resilience amid regional tensions, making it one of the least affected

Oman’s economy shows promise for stronger growth, driven by lower public debt and a focus on non-oil activities, according to

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