Doha: Oil prices surged in early trade Monday on concerns of disruption to energy markets after US attack on Iran’s nuclear facilities. Brent and the main US crude contract WTI both jumped more than four percent to hit their highest
Doha: Gold prices inched higher on Monday as investors turned to safe-haven assets amid growing fears of a broader Middle East tension. Spot gold was up 0.1% at $3,371.30 an ounce. US gold futures were steady at $3,387.20. According to
Seoul: The United States’ military involvement in the Middle East has heightened market uncertainties, the South Korean central bank said Monday, vowing to take “appropriate market stabilization measures” in a timely manner if necessary. According to Qatar News Agency, the
Doha: HE Minister of Transport Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdullah bin Mohammed Al-Thani met Monday with HE Minister of Public Works and Transport of the Republic of Lebanon Fayez Rasamny. During the meeting, they discussed cooperation relations in the areas of
New York: The dollar rose Monday as investors turned to safe-haven assets, but the restrained moves suggest markets are monitoring developments in the Middle East. According to Qatar News Agency, in currency markets, the euro was 0.33% lower at $1.1484,
