Global Markets Weekly Overview – Mixed Trends Across Regions, Tel Aviv Shows Modest Strength The global markets exhibited a mixed

Anticipation, Volatility, and the Battle to Predict What’s Next The upcoming trading week in the United States is defined by

Aluminum prices retreated to their lowest level in nearly a month, sliding toward $2,700 per tonne as investors pulled back

China’s latest employment data has offered a rare sign of stabilization in a labor market that has struggled to absorb

Asian markets closed sharply lower on Tuesday, November 18 (Asia time), as investors reacted to heightened concerns over global growth

Gulf Air has formalized an agreement with Boeing to acquire 15 787 Dreamliner aircraft, a move that comes as the

European markets opened Tuesday with a distinctly defensive tone, extending the region’s risk-off trend. While headline benchmarks such as the

The Tel Aviv market opened on a subdued note on Monday, November 18, 2025, with key indices registering modest theoretical

European equities are poised for a sharp retreat on Tuesday as anxiety surrounding the sustainability of the global AI-driven rally

A fundamental shift in consumer behavior is underway: users are increasingly directing product and purchase questions to AI assistants like

Global automaker Honda Motor is preparing to resume normal production levels across its North American manufacturing network after a period

Global oil prices declined on renewed expectations of a near-term supply surplus and heightened uncertainty surrounding Russian export capacity. Traders

Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA) has issued a clear warning: demand for home loans has surged to unsustainably high levels.

Bitcoin’s drop below $90,000 this week marks its lowest level in seven months and underscores a rapid deterioration in global