Unknown projectile strikes crude tanker off Oman, crew safe
A crude oil tanker was hit by an unidentified projectile about four nautical miles east of Oman, the United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations confirmed. The ves
Economy
U.S. job growth slows sharply in September as employers add just 29,000 positions
The U.S. economy added only 29,000 jobs in September, marking a significant slowdown from earlier in the year. This figure represents a sharp decline compared t
AI Infrastructure Spending Drives Global Bond Market Shifts
Christian Stracke, president of investment firm Pimco, recently identified massive capital expenditure in artificial intelligence as a primary driver behind the
Thailand and United States Near Finalization of Major Reciprocal Trade Agreement
Thai Deputy Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul announced that a significant trade deal with the United States is nearing completion. Speaking on October 8, 2026
Tokyo Faces Familiar Energy Fears As Gulf Shipping Lanes Grow Uncertain
Tokyo faces familiar economic anxieties as Middle Eastern shipping routes confront the threat of closure, echoing a historical energy crisis from decades past.
Labour Leader Promises Energy Relief as Bills Rise 4%
John Healey, the Labour Party’s finance minister, spoke at the party conference on Tuesday, promising a temporary pause for households and businesses as energy
Jane Street’s Hidden Leaders: Who Drives the Trading Giant?
Jane Street, the New York‑based trading powerhouse, continues to set industry benchmarks. Its executives, known for their secrecy, have shattered record profits
Ford Shares Lose Gains as AI Hopes Fade
Ford Motor Company shares have erased a significant recent surge. The stock had climbed roughly 45 percent in the preceding weeks. Investors had bet on artifici
Foreign Investors Pull Out of India as Oil Prices Surge, Undermining Recent Policy Wins
New Delhi, Sept 30 — Foreign capital is exiting Indian markets for a second time this year, as a sharp rise in global oil prices erodes the benefits of recent e
Canadian Official Slams Steelmaker Over Job Cuts Linked to U.S. Tariffs
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has publicly condemned the American owners of Stelco for abandoning their workforce. The company recently announced signific
