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Iran–US Tensions Reprice Global Risk: Oil Climbs as Markets Turn Cautious

The Iran–United States tensions have returned to the center of global attention, creating a delicate balance between diplomatic engagement and geopolitical pressure. Recent developments reflect an environment where negotiations remain open but fragile, with both sides signaling willingness to continue talks while maintaining firm political positions. This dual dynamic has …

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Europe and the United States Move to Reset Trade Ties Under New Conditions

The European Parliament has cleared the way for a renewed trade arrangement with the United States after months of political tension and uncertainty, signaling a cautious return to cooperation between two of the world’s largest economic partners. The updated framework reflects a compromise designed to protect European markets while keeping …

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Dollar Gains as Trade Uncertainty Pressures Canadian Currency

The US dollar moved higher against the Canadian dollar on Wednesday as renewed uncertainty surrounding North American trade relations weighed on the Canadian currency. Reports suggesting potential changes to existing trade arrangements increased caution among investors, pushing the Canadian dollar lower while supporting demand for the US currency.At the same …

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Russia Slams U.S. Restrictions on Venezuela Oil Sector as “Blatant Discrimination”

Russia sharply criticized new U.S. restrictions affecting Venezuela’s oil industry on Wednesday, with Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov describing the measures as “blatant discrimination” against Moscow and other countries, while the Kremlin said it would seek clarification from Washington. The comments followed a move by the U.S. Treasury Department on Tuesday …

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Wall Street Poised for Strong Open as Robust Jobs Data Dents Fed Cut Bets

U.S. stock futures pointed to a solid start on Wednesday after stronger-than-expected employment data signaled resilience in the world’s largest economy, prompting investors to reassess the outlook for Federal Reserve interest rate cuts. Nonfarm payrolls rose by 130,000 in January, comfortably beating economists’ expectations for a 70,000 increase, while the …

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U.S. Jobs Growth Beats Expectations in January, Reinforcing Fed’s Cautious Policy Outlook

The U.S. economy added significantly more jobs than expected in January, offering fresh evidence that the labor market is stabilizing after a prolonged period of weakness—an outcome likely to influence Federal Reserve interest rate decisions later this year. Nonfarm payrolls increased by 130,000 last month, well above economists’ forecasts of …

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