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Asia-Pacific markets plunge as U.S. bombing of Iran escalates Middle East crisis
Asia-Pacific markets plunged Monday, after the United States' attack on three nuclear sites in Iran raised oil prices and investors' fears of an escalation in the Middle East conflict. Oil prices have spiked in recent weeks following the increased tensions in the Middle East.
Tehran’s friends don’t like the war decimating Iran, but they’re not ready to join the fight against Israel—and now the U.S., after President Donald Trump bombed Iranian nuclear facilities.Instead, ...
Commercial airlines around the world on Monday were weighing how long to suspend Middle East flights as a conflict which has ...
Updated travel advice warns of the possible closure of airspace around transit hubs in the Middle East, affecting flights ...
Foreign Minister Constantinos Kombos on Monday called for de-escalation of what he described as an “unprecedented” conflict ...
Expectations of rupee volatility and the cost of hedging against the currency's decline had a muted reaction to worries over ...
Overall, Chinese merchants are relatively optimistic,” says Bear Huo, China general manager at FundPark, a fintech startup.
The consequences of the increasingly urgent hostilities between Israel and Iran are multifold—humanitarian, geopolitical, and ...
President Donald Trump says Iran has a “maximum” of two weeks for a diplomatic solution as he weighs whether or not to ...
By Saqib Iqbal Ahmed and Lewis Krauskopf NEW YORK (Reuters) -Investors are mulling a host of different market scenarios ...
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