Oil crashes, Nikkei jumps 5%: How US-Iran ceasefire flipped global markets
Stock markets across Asia posted strong gains while crude prices slipped sharply after a temporary truce between the US and Iran signalled easing tensions in the Middle East.
Stock markets across Asia posted strong gains while crude prices slipped sharply after a temporary truce between the US and Iran signalled easing tensions in the Middle East.
Sharp losses across Asia come as shipping disruptions in a key oil route intensify global risk concerns, with experts warning of deeper financial stress ahead.
Indian equity indices were trading in the red on Wednesday iny market trends following mixed cues from Asian markets.
Global food protectionism is likely to see a new chapter being written this year as India, which in recent years had emerged as a significant sugar exporter, braces for a drop in production. Already, the government has capped exports for the ongoing production cycle at 6.1 million tonnes, and global sugar prices have seen a surge in recent days.
The virus has claimed more than 2,200 lives and has infected over 75,000 people, mostly in China, and spread panic around the world.
Discarding the previous session’s losses, the key Indian equity indices on Thursday surged to trade with appreciable gains as positive…
Chinese stocks opened mixed on Wednesday, with the benchmark Shanghai Composite Index up 0.02 per cent, at 3,393.97 points. The…
The BSE Sensex staged a strong comeback to end higher by nearly 117 points, reversing its three-session losing run on…
The BSE Sensex today fell by 30.47 points to 32,370.04, extending losses for a third day, due to capital outflows…
Tracking mixed Asian markets, domestic bourses started Wednesday’s trading session on a flat note with Midcap and Smallcap indices outperforming…
