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Donald Trump's refusal of the Iranian ceasefire proposal drives up oil prices and subsequently lowers stock indices in the USA and Europe, while on the Moscow Exchange the same expensive oil holds back the selloff.
The spike in oil after the collapse of the Iranian ceasefire is reported alongside the decline of Wall Street and European indices, while the Russian market is falling geopolitically, but high oil prices work against sellers there. Oil headlines appear ahead of stock market news.
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Broadcom, Toppan open Singapore's first advanced chip substrate facility
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FT learned about the ultimatum of six countries on the budget of the European Union
Every fourth IT specialist surveyed considers his profession to be overvalued
The index of Moscow Exchange at the opening of the morning trading session decreased by 0.3%
Kastyukevich reported an increase in the number of stores in the Kherson region
“YUKassa” reported an increase in turnover in the segments of medical laboratories and spa
In M.Video called the most anticipated games of the autumn among Russians
Trump’s import bans on Canadian liquor, whey, motorcycles take effect
US ban on Canadian alcohol and dairy comes into effect as trade war drags on
In the Crimea, farmers are fully provided with seeds for autumn sowing
Nidec’s unending turmoil raises specter of breakup or takeover
The head of the USC reported on the increased demand for vessels “Platform No1”
BCC became a senior creditor of the project for the modernization of Almaty airport
Philippine nickel exports to Indonesia soar after output quotas cut
KIOGE 2026 to Mark 30 Years of Kazakhstan’s Energy Industry Dialogue
Future-ready: how Asia’s wealthiest should plan for the age of longevity
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“Tape” removed from the sale of instant noodles with identified violations
The deficit of the budget of Ukraine in 2027 will reach 15 percent of GDP
Shein drops 14% to record low after profit misses in first results since Hong Kong IPO
Cotton gas-air mixture occurred in Orenburg, evacuated more than 50 people
China's Toyota joint ventures to be put under one roof to help ailing GAC
NAFI found out what Russians consider signs of natural drink
Three people were killed, one injured in a mass road accident in the center of Krasnoyarsk
Kaspersky warned of an influx of hackers offering to organize DDoS attacks
Wall Street closed in the red amid rising oil prices and U.S. government bond yields
Small and medium business of the DPR received more than 4 billion rubles of state support since 2022
The United States introduced a new policy of visa restrictions for corruption and drug trafficking
WISTA president Elpi Petraki strengthens Nordic and Baltic maritime ties
South Africa, Mozambique move to resolve Lebombo border congestion as truck volumes surge
The United States can raise prices in Europe to record values
AMD to buy Fei-Fei Li’s World Labs AI startup for $8.2 billion
Komi residents told about the increase in exports of fish products
In Orenburg, more than 50 people were evacuated after the explosion of gas in the boiler room
In Mozambique, salaries and debt servicing take almost all tax revenue from the budget.
U.S. stocks closed down due to a spike in treasury yields and oil prices.
British Chancellor John Healy will present the budget and tax plans in October.