Tag: Global Markets
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Iran Strikes Israel as Regional War Enters Sixth Day
Key Developments Iran Launches Missile Wave at Israel US Military Role Expands Amid Political Backing Global and Regional Impact Intensifies Dubai/Jerusalem (Reuters) – March 05, 2026: Iran launched a wave of missiles at Israel early Thursday, sending residents into bomb shelters for protection, as the US-Israel war with Iran enters its sixth day. The development…
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GlobalTech Partners with D. Boral Capital for Strategic Private Placement
ISLAMABAD – August 20, 2025: U.S.-based GlobalTech Corporation (OTC: GTLK), holding company of Worldcall Telecom Limited, has appointed New York-headquartered D. Boral Capital LLC as its financial advisor for a planned private placement. The move marks a key step in GlobalTech’s strategy to uplist to a national securities exchange and strengthen its global profile. Proceeds from…
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Most Asia markets track Wall St record as Biden signs stimulus
Asian markets mostly rose Friday following more records in New York and Wall Street after Joe Biden finally signed his enormous stimulus into law
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Stock markets track Wall St record as inflation fears ease
Asian and European markets ticked higher Thursday as inflation concerns eased
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Asian markets mostly up but optimism tempered by inflation fear
Asian markets mostly rose Tuesday, fuelled by growing hope that vaccine rollouts will allow the global economy to get back on track
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Markets struggle as inflation worries offset recovery hopes
Markets mostly fell Monday as falling infection rates and more good news on the vaccine front were overshadowed by growing worries about high valuations and inflation
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Global Markets Lifted by Growing Trade Optimism
London, Nov 27 (AFP/APP): Most stock markets crept ahead Wednesday on rising expectations that China and the United States would reach an interim trade deal after President Donald Trump said the talks were “in the final throes”. Observers said that while the broad consensus is that the two would wrap up something soon, there was…