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Oil tanker in the Strait of Hormuz as Brent crude crosses $95 after Trump launches strikes on Iranian military positions near the waterway September 3 2026

Brent Nears $95 as US Strikes Near Hormuz After Tanker Attacks

Brent crude settled at $94.86 on September 2, its largest single-session gain since the conflict's opening phase in March, as US military strikes on Iranian targets near the Strait of Hormuz followed

September 2, 2026

by Jennifer Hicks

Coal India mining operations in eastern India, where August supply dispatch rose 5.5% to 60.60 million tonnes despite a production dip

Coal India Surges 4% as August Supplies Hit 60.60 MT, Bucking India’s Market Rout

Coal India rose nearly 4% on September 2 as August supply data showed coal dispatches climbed 5.5% to 60.60 million tonnes, defying a broad NSE/BSE selloff driven by Brent crude above $92 amid the ongoing Iran-US military standoff.

September 2, 2026

by Amanda Graham

Nifty Sensex India stock market trading screens red September 2026 Brent crude $92.63 decline three-day slide

Sensex, Nifty Extend Three-Day Slide on September 2 as Brent at $92.63 Fans India’s Oil Inflation Fears

Indian equities fell for a third straight session on September 2 as Brent crude at $92.63

Russian Finance Minister Anton Siluanov at the G20 summit in Asheville North Carolina September 2026

Russia Returns to the G20: Bessent’s Ultimatum, Europe’s Boycott

Russia's Finance Minister Anton Siluanov attended the G20 in Asheville on Monday, his first in-person appearance

Europe Budget: The EU-27 separate without Comprommise

We will have to meet again: the 27 separated on Friday evening after two days of negotiations in Brussels, without agreement on the next multi-annual budget of the European Union. Despite the

February 22, 2020

Economy·Government and Politics·News

Pakistan’s financial agony and Afghanistan’s Role

Since Imran Khan has taken over the chair, Pakistan has been pulled into an unprecedented financial crux with woeful economic downslides, leading the country to the higher inflation rate. on the other

February 21, 2020

Business·Economy·News·Opinion

Chinese President Xi Jinping delivers keynote speech at the China International Import Expo CIIE in Shanghai

In Shanghai, Macron calls for “European play” against China

Emmanuel Macron opened his second visit to China in Shanghai calling on Europeans to act together on trade and climate, arguing coordination with Germany and the EU was essential to weigh against

February 20, 2020

Economy·Government and Politics·News

A plane conducting aerial pesticide spraying over desert locust swarms in Samburu County Kenya in January 2020

Locusts attack South Sudan after Somalia, Kenya and Ethiopia

A devastating locust invasion has reached South Sudan after sweeping through Somalia, Kenya, Ethiopia, and neighboring East African nations. The UN's FAO has called it the worst locust crisis in a quarter

February 19, 2020

Business·Climate·Economy·News

Recession threatens the Japan’s economy

Japan's GDP fell 1.6% in the fourth quarter of 2019, its steepest quarterly decline since 2014, after an increase in the consumption tax from 8% to 10% suppressed household spending. The contraction

February 17, 2020

Economy·Government and Politics·News

Pakistan at the brink of Financial agony

Pakistan's economy posted a nine-year low of 3.3% GDP growth in fiscal 2018-19 as its rupee fell over 20% against the dollar and inflation surged. With FATF blacklisting looming over its terrorist

September 25, 2019

Economy·Government and Politics·News·Opinion

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