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Why investors are turning to Canada’s main stock index after Claude AI tools wiped trillions from stock markets globally

Canada flag (representative image) As artificial intelligence (AI) continues to shake up global stock markets, investors are increasingly looking to Canada, a report has said, adding that the country’s main stock index – the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) – has emerged as a safe haven for investors that have been impacted by the AI-driven selloff…

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Iran war: Saudi Arabia, Iraq, UAE and Kuwait cut oil output as Hormuz disruption rattles energy markets

The ongoing crisis in the Middle East has brought the Strait of Hormuz to the brink of closure, disrupting global oil supplies and forcing Gulf nations like UAE, Iraq and others, to slash production. With storage tanks filling rapidly, analysts warn of the growing risk of a total production shutdown if output is not carefully…

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Strait of Hormuz crisis amid Iran war: Saudi’s Aramco CEO warns of ‘catastrophic consequences’ for oil markets

Saudi Arabia’s oil company Saudi Aramco, the world’s largest oil exporter, warned on Tuesday that the ongoing Iran war could have “catastrophic consequences” for global oil markets if shipping disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz continued.“There would be catastrophic consequences for the world’s oil markets and the longer the disruption goes on, the more drastic…

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Middle East war rattles oil markets: India invokes Essential Commodities Act for gas supply — what it means

NEW DELHI: As the conflict in West Asia continues to disrupt global energy flows, the Indian government has moved to safeguard domestic fuel supplies. With crude oil prices fluctuating amid uncertainty over shipments through the Strait of Hormuz, New Delhi has invoked provisions of the Essential Commodities Act (EC Act) to regulate the supply and…

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Asian Stocks Today: Asian stocks today: Nikkei tumbles 3,000 points, Kospi down 7%; markets trade in red as oil prices soar beyond $100

Asian stocks opened sharply lower on Monday, weighed down by surging oil prices and concerns over economies reliant on energy imports from the Middle East. South Korea’s Kospi emerged as the hardest hit, tumbling over 7.8% or 437 points to 5,147. Nikkei plunged 6.6% or 3,683 points to 51, 937. Around 11 am IST, HSI…

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‘Oil imports in full flow from non-Hormuz routes’: Hardeep Singh Puri’s message as Middle East tensions roil energy markets

Union petroleum minister Hardeep Singh Puri has assured that oil imports to India are continuing smoothly through alternative routes as the Middle East conflict enters its second week and concerns are growing over the country’s energy supplies. The minister, on social media platform X, confirmed that inflows are “full flow from all non-Hormuz routes” and…

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TCS CEO on the ‘AI worry and anxiety’ that has wiped billions from stock markets globally, says: It is a …

Tata Consultancy Services CEO K Krithivasan has pushed back on the AI-fuelled panic sweeping through global software stocks, calling the notion that large language models will simply replace enterprise software “a far-fetched thing.” Speaking to Bloomberg, Krithivasan was direct. “Will the whole value chain be replaced by an LLM? That’s not going to happen,” he…

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Crude oil price surge: Brent crosses $90 as escalating Middle East war rattles energy markets

Global oil prices surged on Friday as the conflict in West Asia intensified, pushing benchmark crude above the $90 mark amid fears of further supply disruptions.The Brent North Sea crude, the international oil benchmark, rose more than 5% to $90.25 per barrel, its highest level since April 2024, AFP reported.The US benchmark West Texas Intermediate…

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‘If they rise, they rise’: Trump dismisses gas price worries as US-Iran war rattles oil markets

US President Donald Trump said Thursday he was not worried about rising gasoline prices linked to the widening conflict with Iran, adding that the military campaign was a bigger priority.“I don’t have any concern about it,” Trump told Reuters in an interview when asked about higher prices at the pump. “They’ll drop very rapidly when…

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