Newcastle thermal coal futures are approaching the $150-a-ton breakout level as the global energy shock, most acute in industrial fuels, encourages utilities to shift toward coal ahead of the Northern Hemisphere winter while electrification trends an
India is deepening ties with Brics for energy, trade and Global South cooperation while relying on the US and its Indo-Pacific partners for technology, defence and maritime security. The strategy allows New Delhi to pursue its interests without becom
Brics Summit Live Updates: Security has been tightened across central Delhi, with heightened deployment along key routes linking the airport, hotels and summit venue. Traffic curbs and diversions are also in effect across several parts of the capital
When Brics leaders meet, de-dollarisation becomes a major talking point. But is the US responsible for de-dollarisation debate? Firstpost speaks to former Indian envoy Gaddam Dharmendra.
China, the world's largest oil importer, is bidding up crude prices across Africa, Canada, and Latin American markets as disruptions in the Hormuz chokepoint and limited Iranian supplies intensify competition for alternatives.
US Treasury Secretary went full judge, jury, and executioner on speculative yen shorts overnight with probably the most direct explicit jawboning we have seen in years...
Nations aren't just shuffling monopoly money around anymore, they're yanking physical gold out of American vaults by the hundreds of tonnes because they no longer trust the system that printed the world's reserve currency into oblivion.
Goldman explained this week that Gulf oil exports had recovered to between 15 million and 16 million barrels per day, roughly two-thirds of prewar levels, with the rise of dark tanker transits obscuring some flows from conventional tracking via the A
The stablecoin issuer is extending its tokenization business into Saudi Arabia, starting with institutional real estate assets with plans to expand to other asset classes.
Its government borrowed more than twice its GDP. The reckoning economists persistently predicted never arrived. Rates fell towards zero, debt kept growing and nothing broke.
Amid two days of talks among G20 finance ministers and central bank heads gathered in Asheville, North Carolina, an unexpected and deeply awkward issue (for some) has emerged.