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Orban firm on blocking Ukraine aid until oil flows from Russia resume

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Serbia extends crude oil and fuel export ban amid U.S.-Israeli war on Iran

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US not targeting Iran’s energy infrastructure, may release more oil, says Bessent

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Bessent says Fed nominee Warsh meetings with lawmakers going well

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ECB keeps rates unchanged but signals readiness to act on energy

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UAE denies claims of capital controls, reaffirms free movement of funds

ABU DHABI — The UAE Ministry of Economy and Tourism on Thursday denied reports circulating on social media claiming...

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Another oil price jump further pushes out Fed rate-cut odds

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Lagarde comments at ECB press conference

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ECB expects rate hike talks in April with move more likely in June, sources say

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Morgan Stanley pushes back rate cuts to September and December

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Factbox-How US regulators are overhauling bank capital rules

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US says TSA absences rose slightly to 10.2% Wednesday

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Bezos in talks to raise $100 billion for AI-focused manufacturing fund - WSJ

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Trump administration moving federal student loan management to Treasury Department

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Trading Day: Bracing for global rate hikes

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Any EU fiscal response to energy prices should be tailored - ECB

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How hard will war hit the Gulf’s economies? - Financial Times

How hard will war hit the Gulf’s economies?

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Saudi Arabia stocks higher at close of trade; Tadawul All Share up 0.55% - Investing.com

Saudi Arabia stocks higher at close of trade; Tadawul All Share up 0.55% Investing.com

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BOJ preview March: rates on hold, hawkish outlook in focus

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Sweden’s Riksbank seen looking past energy shock more than European peers

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Fed to signal rate hike an option? Possible, though unlikely

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NATO deploys additional Patriot battery to southern Turkey

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BofA sees Banxico cutting rates to 6% with March move likely

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U.S. futures point higher with Fed decision looming and Iran war raging

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IMF mission starts talks with Ukraine as unpopular tax hikes for entrepreneurs loom

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Fed’s Treasury bill buying on track to moderate, amid work to rejigger bond holdings

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Leavitt says reopening Hormuz helps NATO more than US

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Bank of Canada keeps interest rates at 2.25% amid Middle East energy shock

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House Democrat grills US trademark office on ’Board of Peace’ backers

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NATO allies working to reopen Strait of Hormuz, says Rutte

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US exempts four foreign-made drones from import ban

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Fed’s Powell says latest Fed forecasts are unusually uncertain

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Fed’s Powell says he’ll stay as Fed leader until successor confirmed

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Back-to-back Qualtrics, EA debt sales to test bond investors’ appetites in volatile market

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Brazil central bank kicks off easing with cautious 25-bp cut after oil shock

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Reaction roundup: Experts, analysts weigh in on the Fed

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Pentagon seeks more than $200 billion in budget request for Iran war, Washington Post reports

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İran Savaşı ve Körfez Ekonomisi: Önemli Olan Gelirler, Varil Sayısı Değil

İran ile Körfez ekonomisi arasındaki gerilimlerin petrol gelirleri üzerindeki etkisi inceleniyor. Haberde, varil sayısından ziyade gelirlerin önemi vurgulanıyor.

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Currency markets drift ahead of RBA meeting as oil uncertainty weighs

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Australia’s central bank raises cash rate to 4.1%, in close vote

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IATA says air travel demand to more than double by 2050

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Brazil central bank to make more rate decisions with board vacancies, sources say

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BoE watchdog proposes liquidity reforms for banks in stress events

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Exclusive-Macquarie walks away from Kuwait oil pipelines deal amid Iran war, sources say

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Trump: NATO making "a very foolish mistake" in Iran

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Chile government orders spending cuts amid fiscal squeeze

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US securities regulator issues long-awaited crypto guidance

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Trading Day: Oil back above $100... and so?

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Exclusive-Nvidia preparing Groq chips that can be sold in Chinese market, sources say

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Bugün: Suudi Arabistan Borsası Ramazan Bayramı Tatiline Başlıyor

Suudi Arabistan borsası bugün itibarıyla Ramazan Bayramı tatiline giriyor. Yatırımcıların işlem takvimini dikkate alması önemlidir.

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