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Lavrov Says Russia Has Found No Signs Iran Is Building Nuclear Arms

Lavrov Says Russia Has Found No Signs Iran Is Building Nuclear Arms

Russia’s foreign minister told visiting Brunei officials that Moscow has not seen evidence Iran is developing nuclear weapons, a claim he said removes the primary justification offered for recent U.S. and Israeli military action. Sergei Lavrov also warned that the attack’s effects are being felt across the region, including economic costs and civil…

Euro-area inflation ticks up ahead of potential oil-driven shock

Euro-area inflation ticks up ahead of potential oil-driven shock

Euro zone consumer prices rose more than economists expected in February, lifting both headline and underlying inflation measures but keeping headline inflation below the European Central Bank's 2% goal. Officials are now monitoring a recent more-than-10% jump in oil prices tied to the Middle East conflict and assessing how quickly that move could …

Ticket Mania for 2026 World Cup Meets Security Concerns and Soaring Prices

Ticket Mania for 2026 World Cup Meets Security Concerns and Soaring Prices

With roughly 100 days until the 2026 World Cup begins in the United States, Mexico and Canada, demand for match tickets has surged even as prices climb and security and immigration concerns ripple through the fan base. Nearly two million tickets were sold in the initial sales phases and demand outstripped supply by more than 30 times, but worries s…

UBS Lifts Melia Hotels to Neutral, Raises Price Target on Margin Ambitions

UBS Lifts Melia Hotels to Neutral, Raises Price Target on Margin Ambitions

UBS moved Melia Hotels (BME:MEL) from Sell to Neutral and increased its price target to €8.60 from €6.70 after better-than-expected fourth-quarter 2025 revenue and an upward revision to RevPAR and earnings forecasts. The bank raised RevPAR growth to 3.4% and boosted revenue and EBITDA margin estimates for 2026 and 2027, while noting that clearer ev…

Shipping Costs for Oil and LNG Spike as Iran Says Strait of Hormuz Is Closed

Shipping Costs for Oil and LNG Spike as Iran Says Strait of Hormuz Is Closed

Freight rates for very large crude carriers and liquefied natural gas tankers have climbed sharply after Iran attacked ships transiting the Strait of Hormuz and declared the waterway closed. The route, which carries roughly one-fifth of global oil and substantial LNG volumes, has seen activity largely halted, driving record-high tanker charter rate…

Widespread Flight Suspensions After Strikes Close Major Middle East Hubs

Widespread Flight Suspensions After Strikes Close Major Middle East Hubs

Global aviation has been heavily affected after strikes in Iran prompted the closure of several major Middle Eastern air hubs, including Dubai, Doha and Abu Dhabi. Tens of thousands of travelers have been stranded and numerous carriers have announced route suspensions and cancellations through early- to mid-March. Below is a detailed, airline-by-ai…

Stellantis to Maintain Robust Patent Activity Despite EV Project Cuts

Stellantis to Maintain Robust Patent Activity Despite EV Project Cuts

Stellantis will continue filing patents at a high rate even after cancelling numerous electric vehicle projects as part of a strategic reset, the automaker's head of innovation said. The company filed 1,294 patents in France last year, roughly half of its global filings, and recently booked a 22.2 billion euro writedown tied to its reduced EV ambit…

Vietnam’s equity surge is being undercut by an exodus of foreign cash

Vietnam’s equity surge is being undercut by an exodus of foreign cash

Vietnam recorded one of its strongest market rallies in years in 2025, driven by 8% GDP growth and a 41% rise in the benchmark index. Yet foreign investors have been net sellers, withdrawing a record $5.1 billion from equities last year and leaving overseas holders with roughly 14.5% of listed shares. Concerns cited by foreign allocators include po…

UK energy price surge complicates Bank of England's path to cutting rates

UK energy price surge complicates Bank of England's path to cutting rates

A sharp rise in oil and natural gas prices is likely to push U.K. consumer inflation higher while weakening near-term growth, according to J.P. Morgan. The bank's analysis shows that oil at $78 per barrel and gas trading near 95 pence per therm would lift CPI modestly and could prompt the Bank of England to delay planned interest-rate reductions un…

Stournaras urges ECB to remain flexible as Iran conflict clouds inflation outlook

Stournaras urges ECB to remain flexible as Iran conflict clouds inflation outlook

Yannis Stournaras, governor of the Bank of Greece and an ECB policymaker, said the European Central Bank should keep policy options open as the unfolding war on Iran could push inflation higher if it continues. He recommended patience, arguing that the conflict's ultimate impact on prices and output hinges on how long and how deep the fighting beco…

Dollar Strengthens as Middle East Hostilities Lift Safe-Haven Flows

Dollar Strengthens as Middle East Hostilities Lift Safe-Haven Flows

The U.S. dollar strengthened further on Tuesday as widening conflict across the Middle East renewed safe-haven demand for the greenback. The Dollar Index rose to its highest level since January, while the euro, sterling and commodity-linked currencies weakened amid a jump in energy prices and signs that central banks and governments may intervene t…

Israel Moves Additional Troops into Southern Lebanon, Citing Defensive Needs

Israel Moves Additional Troops into Southern Lebanon, Citing Defensive Needs

Israeli forces advanced additional units into southern Lebanon overnight to occupy defensive positions intended to protect civilians and key locations from potential attacks by Hezbollah. A military spokesperson described the deployment as limited to the borderline area and defensive in purpose. Defence Minister Israel Katz authorised the move afte…