ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - Pakistan's central bank kept its key interest rate unchanged at 11% on Monday, in line with expectations, as heightened geopolitical tensions and volatile global oil prices add ...

Gold has surged past Rs 1.01 lakh per 10 grams on the MCX, setting a new record amid rising geopolitical tensions and market uncertainty. Investors are turning to the precious metal as a safe-haven ...

Emerging markets have been on a stellar run: currencies are having the best start to the year since 2009, stocks are beating ...

Gold prices reached a historic high on June 16 due to rising tensions between Israel and Iran, touching ₹1,01,078 before ...

Despite geopolitical risks from the Iran-Israel conflict, Bitcoin price has held steady above $106,000, ahead of the FOMC ...

A rising index indicates a strengthening U.S. dollar against this basket of currencies, while a declining index signals a weakening dollar. With a base value of 100, a current reading of around 98 ...

US consumer sentiment improved for the first time in six months in June as trade tensions between the United States and China ...

There are palpable fears that the escalating tension in the Middle East could drive up energy costs in Nigeria as crude oil ...

Despite global uncertainties, the Indian stock market gained 5% YTD, driven by domestic retail investor buying. Retail ...

Pakistan's central bank is likely to keep the policy rate unchanged as geopolitical tensions rise due to Israel's strike on ...

Central bank has struggled to convey clear sense of direction for monetary policy as key indicators fluctuate, economists ...

Domestic markets are likely to witness a gap-down opening on Monday amid the escalating conflict between Iran and Israel.