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21.10.26 - 03:54
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Oil prices today: Brent crude tops $110 as Middle East tensions threaten shipments (Times of India)
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Oil prices have risen due to growing concerns over disruptions in Middle East supplies and threats to shipping routes. Recent attacks on vessels and infrastructure have heightened worries among traders and analysts. While Brent crude futures climbed to $110.10, WTI crude also saw an increase following previous declines. US officials are working with refiners to address rising fuel prices and shortages....
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20.10.26 - 09:54
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Hong Kong firm, Qatar bank to launch Chinese equity fund to lure Middle East capital (SCMP)
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China Asset Management (Hong Kong) and Qatar's Lesha Bank agreed on Wednesday to launch Qatar's first sharia-compliant China equity fund, highlighting growing efforts by Chinese financial institutions to lure Middle East capital as institutional investors and wealthy families seek safe havens amid geopolitical turmoil.
Among the key selling points of the mainland China and Hong Kong stock markets for Middle East investors are the mainland's rising artificial intelligence capabilities and biotech......
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20.10.26 - 04:00
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Crude holds near $110 per barrel as Middle East tensions keep supply concerns alive (Times of India)
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Currently hovering around $110 a barrel, oil prices are influenced by escalating geopolitical tensions involving Russia and Saudi Arabia. Washington's recent move to relax restrictions on Russian energy exports has shifted market impressions. Attacks claimed by Yemen's Houthis on Saudi facilities have further heightened stability concerns. As a result, prices remain resilient above $100, prompting traders to carefully evaluate the ramifications for global energy security....
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19.10.26 - 22:48
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Houthis Target More Saudi Airports, Aramco Sites As US Issues Urgent Alert For 12 Mideast States (ZeroHedge)
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Houthis Target More Saudi Airports, Aramco Sites As US Issues Urgent Alert For 12 Mideast States
Embassies in the Middle East - and broadly the State Department - have issued warnings that the Iran and Yemen conflicts may soon escalate unpredictably, including a blanket new travel alert covering for no less than a dozen regional countries.
More missiles were launched on Saudi Arabia Monday: "Yemen's Houthis said on Monday they carried out attacks on Saudi energy, airport, and military targets including an Aramco facility in Yanbu, the Shaybah oilfield, King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh, and Abha airport," reports Al Jazeera. The Saudi government has yet to confirm that there were strikes on these locations, however.
AFP/Getty ImagesAlso, active fighting between Iranian and US forces could erupt once again at any moment. An Iranian official has freshly put US allied states across the region on notice.
According to an update in regional media:
An adviser to Supreme Lead...
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