Economy
European equity markets fell on Monday as rising geopolitical tensions in the Gulf and renewed inflation concerns weighed on investor sentiment, with energy prices remaining elevated due to the ongoing conflict between the United States and Iran. The downturn extended a broader global risk-off move,......
A sharp global selloff in government bonds intensified Monday as persistent conflict between the United States and Iran pushed oil prices higher and forced investors to reassess expectations for interest rates across major economies. Surging energy costs and accelerating inflation have fueled concerns......
Morocco’s National Federation of Service Station Owners, Traders and Managers has raised concerns over alleged irregularities in fuel deliveries to several stations across the country after reporting a significant diesel shortage during the unloading of a tanker truck. In a statement issued on......
Morocco’s Agency for Logistics Development and Maroc PME have launched the first stage of the “PME Supply Chain” program, marking the beginning of a nationwide campaign aimed at strengthening logistics and transport small and medium sized enterprises across the country. The initiative......
Workers at the cosmetics factory operated by Puig near Barcelona, Spain, have announced a 24-hour strike scheduled for May 20, in protest against pay disparities between employee groups, according to the trade union CGT. The industrial action will affect all production shifts at the Vacarisses facility,......
Silver prices extended losses for a third consecutive session, trading near 75 dollars per troy ounce on Monday, as India introduced sweeping import restrictions and expectations of a possible Federal Reserve rate hike strengthened the US dollar. The combined pressure erased earlier gains from a rally......
The Australian government has ordered a group of investors linked to China to divest their shares in rare earths producer Northern Minerals, citing national security concerns over foreign influence in a strategically important sector. Authorities in Canberra said the decision aims to protect Australia’s......
Anglo American has agreed to sell its Australian steelmaking coal mines to private UK based miner Dhilmar Limited in a deal valued at up to 3.875 billion dollars in cash. The transaction marks the completion of the company’s exit from coal and forms part of a wider strategic shift toward copper......
Global companies have incurred losses of at least 25 billion dollars due to the war between the United States and Israel and Iran. The conflict has forced widespread defensive action across corporate balance sheets, affecting pricing strategies, production levels, dividend policies, and emergency funding......
The president of Germany’s central bank, Joachim Nagel, said global central banks could take stronger measures to calm financial markets and restore investor confidence amid growing economic uncertainty. Speaking before a meeting of finance ministers and central bank officials from the Group of......
China’s economy lost significant momentum in April as consumer spending nearly stalled and major industrial indicators missed expectations, reinforcing concerns over weakening domestic demand and rising economic pressure. Official data released Monday showed retail sales rose just 0.2% year on......
Construction work on the future high-speed rail line linking Kenitra and Marrakech has reached a new milestone with the successful completion of the first concrete pouring for a pillar of the Ikkem Bridge, part of the project’s ninth section. The operation marks the beginning of the main structural......
The government of South Korea has stated that it will use all available measures, including emergency arbitration, to prevent a potential labour strike at Samsung Electronics Co Ltd, the country’s largest employer and a key player in the global semiconductor market. According to government officials,......
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