Breaking 18:00 Asian markets rise on ceasefire hopes amid US Iran tensions 17:40 Micron surges on HBM4 deliveries and record memory price forecasts 17:30 Hicham Loultiti (COPAG) crowned Marketer of the Year at Impériales Week 2026 17:15 Israel destroys dozens of aircraft at three Tehran airports in overnight strikes 17:10 Chinese scientist reveals military uses of space solar power project 17:00 Love Brand 2026: KFC Morocco ranked among favorite brands and confirms its presence in consumers’ daily lives 16:50 China turns Middle East war energy crisis into EV and LNG windfall 16:46 Morocco fashion style and tex opens with creative runway showcase 16:45 Les Impériales: TNC – The Next Clic confirms its leadership in communication in Morocco 16:35 Study of 1,700 languages finds shared grammatical rules across human speech 16:30 NY Fed reports rising supply chain pressures in March 16:20 Artemis II crew flies past the Moon, set to break Apollo 13 distance record 16:15 Elbit Systems to begin drone deliveries to Romania after delays 16:00 BNY Mellon named financial agent for new Trump accounts program 15:50 Third Turkish vessel clears Iran's Hormuz Strait blockade 15:45 Sunway’s $2.7 billion offer for IJM Corp expires after failing acceptance condition 15:30 US service sector slows in March as input costs hit 3.5-years high 15:26 Nokia showcases AI-Ready connectivity innovations at GITEX Africa 2026 15:20 Goldman Sachs upgrades Netflix to buy, citing advertising growth and buyback potential 15:15 Cosumar invests in liquid food-grade CO₂ production unit in Casablanca 15:00 Bangladesh launches emergency vaccination campaign to contain severe measles outbreak 14:50 BanRay campaign urges public to treat AI smart glasses as unwelcome in shared spaces 14:45 US court rules States cannot block prediction market platform Kalshi 14:30 Canada’s services sector contracts amid global uncertainty and rising costs 14:20 South Korea risks Hormuz oil runs as Asia's energy crisis deepens into sixth week 14:15 Novatek creates new company to build LNG vessels amid sanctions pressure 14:00 India’s NSE to launch Platts-based crude futures with S&P Global Energy 13:50 China bans Jack Dorsey's Bitchat messaging app from the App Store over censorship concerns 13:45 Investors push tech giants over environmental impact of US data centers 13:30 Xi calls for faster development of China’s new energy system amid global tensions 13:20 US crude premiums hit record highs as Asia and Europe scramble for supply 13:15 Timeline of Nancy Guthrie abduction case in Arizona 13:04 French AI Minister to attend GITEX Africa 2026 in Morocco 13:00 Bitcoin jumps 3% on Iran ceasefire proposal as short squeeze hits crypto market 12:40 Oil prices ease on ceasefire talks as global energy crisis deepens 12:20 Mazda halts Middle East vehicle production until May as Hormuz closure hits Japanese automakers 12:15 Neurocrine to acquire Soleno Therapeutics for $2.9 billion 12:00 IMF warns Morocco against budget overruns ahead of 2030 World Cup 11:50 Gulf states near depletion of air defense interceptors as Iran's missile campaign grinds on 11:45 India’s top court rejects request to pause Adani real estate and F1 track deal 11:30 Greek Prime Minister calls for swift action in EU farm fraud investigation 11:20 Gulf sovereign funds near $24 billion deal to back Paramount's Warner acquisition 11:15 TSX futures rise as investors monitor US-Iran peace proposal 11:00 Spanish socialists gain support amid anti-war stance, far-right Vox declines 11:00 Altman tells CEOs to lock in AI capacity now or risk falling behind 10:45 Minelli footwear brand enters judicial reorganization again 10:40 Moroccan comedian Mohamed Fatih marks 10 years with Casablanca show 10:35 The XI of the Week: a balance under tension between external pressures and internal progress 10:30 Global equity funds see second week of inflows amid hopes for war de-escalation 10:20 Wetaxi transforms airport taxi services in Morocco with fixed fares 10:15 ECB says Euro Zone policy will depend on energy disruptions 10:05 Taiwan secures alternative LNG supply as Hormuz blockade enters second month 10:00 Iran warns UN nuclear watchdog over attacks on Bushehr plant 09:45 Artemis II pilot delivers Easter message from deep space, calling humanity one people 09:45 Oil prices hover around $110 amid Middle East tensions 09:30 Six injured in Kuwait following Iranian missile and drone strikes 09:25 Middle East war wipes $62 billion from ASEAN billionaire fortunes in March 09:15 Orban leans toward Russia over Ukraine ahead of Hungarian elections 09:12 Artemis II crew begins historic lunar flyby, breaking distance records set in 1972 09:00 Taroudant opens new hemodialysis center to expand healthcare access 08:45 OpenAI's CFO privately questions Altman's push for a 2026 stock market listing 08:45 Deadly strike hits Odessa as conflict between Russia and Ukraine intensifies 08:30 Tesla sales surge in South Korea amid intensifying EV competition 08:20 Artemis II moonshot and a sci-fi blockbuster put space back in the spotlight 08:15 Chile’s president makes first official visit to Argentina amid political alignment 08:00 Myanmar’s president faces legal challenge in Indonesia over Rohingya crisis 07:50 Artemis II crew tests survival suits ahead of historic lunar flyby 07:45 Rupee rally drives surge in hedging costs as importers rush to secure dollars 07:30 India tightens foreign exchange rules to support the rupee 07:15 Germany moves to clarify rules for fighting-age men traveling abroad 07:00 South Korea points to Kim Jong Un’s daughter as potential successor

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Iran war energy shock puts $800 billion in Asian data center funding at risk

The energy crisis triggered by the war in Iran is reshaping how banks assess risk across hundreds of billions of dollars in planned data center investments throughout Asia, as rising electricity costs and supply uncertainty force lenders to treat power not as an operating expense but as a fundamental......

Iran war disrupts global sugar trade as Brazil's new cane season shifts toward ethanol

The war in Iran has sent shockwaves through an unexpected corner of global commodity markets: sugar. Since the effective closure of the Strait of Hormuz in early March, world sugar markets have swung from multi-year lows to five-month highs, as the conflict pressures a key refining corridor and drives......

South Korea posts record $86 billion in exports as global factories stockpile ahead of supply disruptions

South Korean exports reached a record $86.13 billion in March as eurozone manufacturing activity hit a 45-month high, with companies worldwide rushing to build up material stockpiles in response to supply chain disruptions caused by the conflict in the Middle East. South Korea's Ministry of Trade,......

Bahrain pushes revised UN plan to secure Hormuz shipping lanes

Bahrain has introduced a revised draft resolution at the United Nations Security Council aimed at improving the safety of commercial shipping in and around the Strait of Hormuz, a critical route for global energy supplies. The updated proposal reflects ongoing diplomatic negotiations, as it removes......

Rising costs hit UK factories as inflation pressures intensify

British manufacturers are facing a sharp rise in production costs, reflecting growing pressure on the industrial sector amid global economic uncertainty. Recent economic indicators show that input costs for factories increased significantly in March, marking one of the steepest monthly rises in decades.......

UK set to receive last jet fuel tanker from the Middle East as aviation crisis looms

The United Kingdom is bracing for its most immediate supply pressure as Europe's aviation fuel reserves hold for now but risk running critically low by May if the Strait of Hormuz remains effectively closed, cutting off roughly 40% of the region's jet fuel imports. The last known kerosene cargo......

Euro zone factory growth reaches near four-years high amid supply disruptions

Manufacturing activity in the euro zone expanded in March at its fastest pace in nearly four years, according to the latest Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI). However, analysts caution that this apparent rebound is partly driven by supply chain disruptions rather than strong underlying demand. The......

African energy producers gain ground as Iran war disrupts global supply

The war involving Iran has disrupted global energy markets, cutting about 8 million barrels of crude oil per day and a fifth of global liquefied natural gas supply. Far from the Strait of Hormuz, African energy producers are emerging as long-term beneficiaries of the shock. Major producers including......

Houthi strikes raise fears of major disruption to global oil routes

Yemen’s Houthi forces launched their first direct strikes on Israel on Saturday, marking a new phase in the ongoing conflict involving the United States, Israel, and Iran. The escalation has raised concerns that the Red Sea, now a critical alternative route for oil shipments, could become a major......

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