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Bloomberg: Trump Still Strongly Influencing Oil Market
SadaNews - U.S. President Donald Trump still retains his full ability to influence oil markets. Any indicators suggesting that traders have become less affected by his statements are simply illusions.
Even considering the decrease in market volatility since the ceasefire with Iran went into effect,...
Bisant Hints at Possible Easing of Sanctions on Iran Under Conditions
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bisant hinted that the administration of President Donald Trump may lift some sanctions imposed on Iran, depending on the progress of ongoing negotiations with Tehran.
When asked whether the United States would maintain the financial and economic bans i...
AI Boom Reinvigorates Global Flows into Equity Funds
SadaNews Economy - Global investors returned to equity funds after a week of outflows, driven by a revival in AI companies' stocks, although caution over peace negotiations between the United States and Iran limited the pace of buying.
Data from "LSEG" showed that investors pumped a net $457.57 mil...
Gold Rises as US-Iran Agreement Anticipated
SadaNews Economy - Gold prices rose slightly today, Friday, as investors monitored reports related to an agreement between the United States and Iran, amid growing concerns about inflation and rising US interest rates.
The price of gold in spot transactions increased by 0.1% to $4523.80 per ounce....
Iraqis Lead in Property Ownership Among Non-Jordanians in Jordan During 2026
SadaNews - The number of property ownership transactions for non-Jordanian investors during the first quarter of the current year reached 681 properties, a decrease of 10% compared to the same period in 2025, which recorded 754 properties, according to the monthly report issued by the Lan...
The War in the Middle East Redraws the Global Energy Map and Pushes Countries Towards Self...
SadaNews - The International Energy Agency noted on Thursday that the war in the Middle East is prompting countries to reconsider their energy strategies by adopting new supply methods and relying on their own resources to face the second crisis in this field in five years.
The agency's executive d...
Oil prices rise after U.S. strikes in Iran increased tensions
SadaNews - Oil prices rose after a decline of over 5% on Wednesday, following new U.S. strikes in Iran, while Washington and Tehran remained at odds over how to reopen the Strait of Hormuz.
Brent crude climbed close to $95 a barrel, while West Texas Intermediate was near $91.
U.S. forces launched...
Gold Continues to Decline After U.S. Strikes in Iran Heighten Inflation Concerns
SadaNews - Gold continued its decline for the third day, as new U.S. airstrikes on an Iranian military base threatened to hinder peace talks and kept inflation risks elevated.
The precious metal fell by as much as 1% to about $4,380 per ounce, after dropping 2.6% in the previous two sessions.
An A...
Oil Declines Amidst Anticipation of Developments in US-Iran Talks
SadaNews Economy - Oil prices declined today, Wednesday, after rising by 4% in the previous session, as traders awaited any clear indications regarding the complex negotiations between Iran and the United States, following a resurgence of hostilities that disrupted efforts to reopen the Strait of Ho...
Slight Decrease in Gold Prices Amidst Rising Tensions Between the US and Iran
SadaNews Economy - Gold prices slightly declined today, Wednesday, as investors assess the ongoing tensions between the US and Iran, and await statements from US Federal Reserve officials for indications regarding the monetary policy direction.
Gold fell in spot trading by 0.1% to $4,499.21 per oun...
"Nomura": The Saudi Sovereign Fund's Bet on Domestic Investment Was Correct.. But the Futu...
SadaNews - Tarek Fadlallah, CEO of the Middle East and North Africa at Japan's investment bank "Nomura", stated that the direction of the Saudi sovereign fund towards local investments and reducing its exposure to foreign stocks was a wise decision, despite the gains achieved by global markets in re...
Japan Plans to Use Budget Reserve to Support Electricity and Gas
SadaNews - Japanese Finance Minister Satsuki Katayama stated that the government will use approximately $3.2 billion from this year's annual budget reserve fund to finance utility support within an additional budget.
Katayama added to reporters on Tuesday after a cabinet meeting: "Regarding electri...