Brisbane Broncos star Payne Haas has dismissed reports of a potential return to the Australian national team, confirming his international allegiance remains with Samoa.
The hold-up on the emergency facility raises questions about Nairobi's fiscal management and could pressure the shilling amid tighter global liquidity conditions.
The Indian government is close to accepting a sweetened bid from Fairfax Financial for IDBI Bank, signaling a potential exit for the state-owned lender and validating Fairfax's growing footprint in South Asia.
Lending costs remain largely unchanged in Poland, mirroring a broader European trend where elevated borrowing costs are suppressing demand and stalling house prices.
The lender's stock softened on Tuesday as its asset management arm launched a ₹11,693 crore offer for sale, marking the start of a book build aimed at reducing promoter stake to 88%.
The $100 billion market shows resilience despite a hawkish US policy backdrop, though investors face a complex trade-off between yield and valuation risk.
Escalating shipping risks in the Strait of Hormuz and new U.S. fee proposals threaten global energy supply chains, with German operators sounding the alarm on free navigation.
The economic footprint of the expanded 2026 World Cup is sharpening investor focus on dividend-paying equities, with analysts pointing to the tournament's spending surge as a catalyst for consistent returns.
Aboitiz's acquisition of the Luzon grid operator signals a structural shift in Philippine energy infrastructure, prompting cross-asset volatility in regional utilities and power names.
HCL Technologies and Tata Elxsi join the growing list of Indian IT firms releasing first-quarter results, with investors watching for signs of demand resilience amid muted growth expectations.
Top investors caution that structural changes to the London Stock Exchange could further damage confidence as delistings continue to outpace new arrivals.
Bullion prices rebounded from two-week lows on Tuesday, with gold nearing ₹1.41 lakh per 10 grams as investors balanced upcoming US CPI data against escalating US-Iran tensions.
President Trump’s announcement of a potential maritime cordon around Iran has reignited Strait of Hormuz supply fears, pushing crude higher while weighing on risk sentiment across Asia.
The restructuring at the Commonwealth Bank-owned broker signals deepening pressure in the housing finance sector, following CBA's own rate cuts to stimulate loan volume.
The memory chipmaker's US-listed shares tumbled shortly after trading began, casting doubt on the appetite for AI hardware equities in the current market regime.
Bern faces a July 24 deadline to replace its current tariff regime, but internal bureaucratic resistance is blocking a quick regulatory concession on American medical devices that could ease trade tensions.
Analysts raise profit estimates for FY26-FY28 by up to 14%, citing accelerating artificial intelligence adoption as a key growth driver for the Malaysian electronics firm.
The surge in US military presence coincides with a reinstated maritime blockade in the Strait of Hormuz and plans to relocate bases to Israel, heightening risks for global energy supply chains.
The state government has tasked a five-member committee, led by retired IAS officer Sudha Pillai, with drafting a roadmap to strengthen the infrastructure finance body’s long-term sustainability.
Sustained US military operations against Iranian infrastructure continue, keeping risk premiums elevated in energy and shipping markets as the conflict enters a new phase.
Polish analysts highlight a growing divergence in global equity forecasts, with Eastern Europe and emerging markets favored for the second half of 2026 while US and Western European stocks face headwinds.
Elaine Thompson-Herah and Shelly-Ann Alfred headline a four-strong Jamaican contingent at the Gyulai István Memorial, testing form ahead of major championship cycles.
The ₹9,795-crore book build begins with anchor investors committing ₹2,663 crore, but early subscription data suggests cautious retail interest ahead of the July 16 close.
Regulatory approval paves the way for the acquisition of South Africa's largest passenger airline, though a specific condition regarding Lanseria airport operations remains.
The takeover battle for the Vienna-listed lender intensifies as NLB Group attempts to overtake Raiffeisen Bank International with a significantly higher offer and a lowered mandatory takeover threshold.
Selective buying in UPL, Karnataka Bank, and NTPC supported Indian benchmarks on Monday, even as rising crude oil prices amid US-Iran tensions weighed on sentiment.
The government's upward revision aligns with global bank upgrades, signaling that robust chip demand is now the primary driver of the country's economic recovery.
Seoul's revised economic roadmap signals a pivot toward stabilizing prices while capitalizing on the AI supply chain boom, aligning with ING's upgraded 4% GDP outlook.
LCH's move to accept dim sum bonds as eligible collateral marks a structural step in Beijing's push to internationalise the currency, with Bank of China leading initial transactions.
The Nevada-based miner says product interest at its Neves Project in Brazil exceeds three times planned capacity, signaling robust appetite for battery-grade lithium ahead of commercial launch.
Spot gold extended losses to $3,957.74, tracking a fourth consecutive monthly decline. Rising crude prices are fueling inflation concerns, prompting traders to price in a hawkish Federal Reserve stance ahead of the July CPI release.
The embattled travel agent is in final negotiations to secure a staggered payment schedule for historic overcharging, with insolvency looming if a deal fails.
Argentina's state-controlled power arm seeks New York listing, signaling a push to tap US capital markets for its electricity generation and distribution business.
Spot gold prices fell 1.5% to $3,957.74 per ounce, extending a broad sell-off driven by growing conviction that the Federal Reserve may need to raise rates rather than cut them.
The state utility's push to tap LNG reserves for local generation highlights the challenge of monetizing Mozambique's domestic gas allocation amid security hurdles.
The massive fiscal upside from the $20.9 billion development underscores Jakarta's pivot toward monetizing eastern gas reserves, even as domestic supply mandates constrain export volumes.
The Indian software firm reported revenue of ₹357 crore, up 11% year-on-year, signaling continued momentum in enterprise automation and AI-driven solutions.
Escalating tensions in the Middle East and Ukraine are forcing cargo reroutes and stock drawdowns, tightening the product tanker market amid broader shipping risk.
Eurostat data shows the bloc spent €1.5 billion on Russian gas last month, lifting Moscow’s value share to 18.9% and underscoring persistent supply reliance despite diversification efforts.
The state-run energy giant's collapse drags the Russian benchmark to its longest slide on record, compounding investor anxiety over European gas storage deficits.
Strong second-quarter earnings across the continent highlight a divergence between fundamental recovery and persistent investor caution over the region's lack of AI exposure.
Budget execution data shows the country's federal income remains overwhelmingly dependent on crude exports, amplifying vulnerability to global price swings and supply disruptions.
Tanzania's main maritime gateway reports a sharp rise in throughput for the 2025/26 fiscal year, signaling robust regional trade flows despite broader global shipping volatility.
The new permanent link strengthens regional connectivity in the Balkans, signaling growing demand for direct travel between Bosnia and Herzegovina and southern Germany.
Yakout Mining faces scrutiny as Yaoundé moves to close tax loopholes in a region where governance failures have long fueled illicit mining and regional instability.
The incident underscores persistent shipping risks in the Persian Gulf, complicating efforts to stabilize supply flows despite recent diplomatic progress.
Oil benchmarks retreated from recent highs, with Brent crude falling 0.32% to $84.68, as markets reassessed supply disruption risks amid signs of potential de-escalation between Washington and Tehran.
Geopolitical anxiety and elevated energy costs kept Indian equities range-bound, with the benchmark index closing virtually unchanged despite sharp swings.
The policy shift reinforces Jakarta's focus on energy security over export revenue, adding to supply constraints in a market where LNG demand is projected to surge.
The $23 billion liquefied natural gas development signals Indonesia's push to balance domestic energy security with export capacity, following recent price-cap measures.
Global crude markets stabilized through lower demand and production gains, but the IMF cautions that thinning reserves leave the sector vulnerable to future supply disruptions.
The appointment of a global logistics veteran to lead a key Southeast Asian port operator signals a strategic pivot for the firm amid ongoing regional trade route pressures.
Mike Ashley's retail empire offsets UK high street weakness with aggressive M&A, though the rejected Accent Group bid signals limits to its expansion strategy.
While Spanish dealmaking stalled and UK activity accelerated, Portuguese lawyers report resilient H1 merger activity characterized by higher selectivity and larger transaction sizes.
Brent crude gained ground Thursday while European stocks slipped, weighed down by volatility in Asia's tech-heavy indexes and benign U.S. inflation data that kept bond yields steady.
Moscow’s strikes on Odessa and Yuzhny infrastructure heighten disruption fears for Black Sea trade routes, adding pressure to energy and freight markets.
Beijing's pledge to adjust controls on the critical industrial gas follows a temporary export suspension, raising concerns for semiconductor and medical supply chains.
Matvælastofnun alerts consumers with lactose intolerance or milk allergies to a specific batch of Stjarna protein popcorn, highlighting ongoing supply-chain labeling risks.
Local processing initiatives in Kiteto District aim to capture more value from domestic sunflower harvests, supporting regional agricultural supply chains.
The start of construction on the massive gas field marks a pivotal step for Indonesia's energy strategy, adding long-term supply capacity to a market currently strained by geopolitical shipping risks.
Indonesia's long-stalled Abadi Masela development finally moves to construction, adding a major supply catalyst to the global LNG market after decades of regulatory and political hurdles.
The massive capital commitment signals Jakarta's push to offset declining domestic production and secure long-term export capacity in a tightening global market.
The measure, effective July 22, targets specific goods following a year-long investigation into Brazil's trade policies, raising risks for soft commodities and regional equities.
The levy, effective in six days, concludes a year-long trade investigation and threatens to disrupt flows of iron ore, soybeans, and beef into the US market.
Brent crude slipped early Thursday despite intensified US military action against Iran and Iranian missile fire on Kuwait and Bahrain, signaling that markets are pricing in containment rather than a Strait of Hormuz closure.
Oil prices retreated from recent highs as investors balanced the immediate supply risk of renewed US military action in Iran against the prospect of a diplomatic resolution in Doha.
Brent crude softened from recent highs as market participants locked in gains, even as renewed US military action on Iran keeps supply disruption risks in the Strait of Hormuz elevated.
The broad levy targets a wide range of imports, citing unfair practices that burden American businesses. Markets are assessing the impact on emerging-market exposure and supply chains.
The acquisition would mark a strategic pivot for the obesity-drug giant into mental health, with AtaiBeckley shares surging on reports of imminent talks.
Beijing's expanded duty-free access is accelerating imports of critical minerals and processed goods, signaling a structural shift in China's sourcing strategy beyond raw materials.
The infrastructure milestone adds to South Korea's liquefied natural gas import capacity, supporting the country's energy security strategy amid global supply shifts.
Brent crude and WTI crude retreat despite fresh military escalation, suggesting the market is discounting near-term disruption risks to the Strait of Hormuz.
The widening of US military operations to Iran’s capital and main southern port raises immediate concerns for tanker transit safety and energy supply continuity.
The attack on a commercial vessel marks the fifth consecutive day of US military strikes against Iranian targets, escalating shipping risks in the Gulf.
The start of construction on the Abadi Masela field marks a pivotal step for Indonesia's energy strategy, with Inpex, Pertamina, and Petronas leading the development.
New export levies on diesel and aviation fuel signal India's pivot to protect domestic supply amid Middle East volatility, while gasoline duties are cut.
Fresh military escalation in the Middle East keeps a premium on crude, with traders pricing in persistent Strait of Hormuz disruption risks despite diplomatic signals.
Escalating conflict in the Middle East is forcing buyers to pay a premium for immediate gas supplies, with Pakistan's state importer accepting a historic bid from PetroChina.
Fresh military escalation in the Strait of Hormuz region has reignited supply disruption risks, pushing energy prices higher after a brief period of calm.
Crude futures posted modest gains Wednesday, driven by tighter-than-expected stockpiles rather than Middle East tensions, signaling a shift in market focus toward supply fundamentals.
Arctic Gateway Group restarts operations at the Hudson Bay gateway, signaling a potential shift in Canadian export logistics and northern trade route viability.
The data center operator's pricing caps a process targeting up to $4.18 billion in valuation, as its backer considers retaining a significant equity position.
The massive write-down marks a sharp reversal from a $74M profit a year ago, signaling significant asset valuation adjustments for the Canadian telecom.
The proposed acquisition would consolidate the fragmented European food-delivery market, following Uber's strategic pause on organic expansion across the continent.
Washington lifts export restrictions for Emirati firms, rewarding military cooperation in Operation Epic Fury and opening a new channel for US semiconductor sales.
Handelsavisen Newsroom · 16. juli 2026, 14:08 UTC
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