Most stock markets across the Middle East were trading higher on Sunday, seemingly unfazed by rising tensions across the Gulf ...

Geopolitical tensions from US strikes on Iran could trigger a market slide, with experts expecting a gap-down opening and ...

Tariffs and the widening Middle East conflict are casting clouds over the stock market’s June gains, with a potentially ...

The U.S. stock market appears vulnerable to pullbacks partly because of still uncertain tariff policy, with the White House's pause on certain levies due to expire in July. On top of that lingering ...

The average return on the stocks is negative for the week and month after geopolitical conflicts. The economic risk is higher ...

Gold prices closed at $3,368.09 per ounce on Friday, down 0.17 per cent. In Dubai, 24K and 22K gold ended the week at Dh406 and Dh376 per gram, respectively.

The DSEX, the benchmark index of the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE)--the country's premier bourse, plummeted 76 points to 4,677 ...

Volatile trading is expected continue this week amid escalating tension in the Middle East, as investors are expected to ...

Read to the bottom for our calendar of key events—and one more thing.

Stock exchanges in Israel and Saudi Arabia rose Sunday as traders shrugged off potential risks from the US attacks on Iran. Bank stocks led the rally across the Middle East region.

Investors are bracing for a knee-jerk selloff in stock markets on Monday after the weekend's U.S. attack on Iran raised the specter of retaliation and higher oil prices.

“The Israeli stock exchange’s flagship index TA 125 has been in an uptrend since the inception of the war between Iran and Israel on June 13, gaining 5% during this period. The index is up nearly 5% ...