Middle East conflict

Global stocks wavered as oil prices stayed above $110/barrel amid Middle East war escalation fears. Markets remain cautious with U.S.-Israel-Iran

Egypt's non-oil private sector saw the sharpest decline in nearly two years in March, with the S&P Global Egypt PMI

Markets fell on war jitters over Iran as stocks slid, oil surged above $100 per barrel, and the dollar strengthened.

United Arab Emirates petrol prices surged over 30% in April, diesel soaring 72%, amid the Middle East conflict. Iran's drone

International air travel demand rose 5.9% vs. Feb 2025, with capacity up 5.3% and load factor at 80.5%. However, Middle

Oil prices surged as Brent crude jumped $3.20 to $115.77 a barrel, marking a record monthly rise. This comes amid

A war in the Middle East causes a helium shortage, vital for AI chip manufacturing. Qatar's helium supply halted after

US stock index futures fell as investors remained cautious over the Middle East conflict and uncertain about de-escalation. Mixed signals

The US dollar slipped 0.1% in Asian trading as investors awaited clearer signals on the US-Israeli war involving Iran and

The official price of Oman crude oil for May delivery rose to $160.20, up $2.26 from last Friday. Global oil

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