Doha: Gold prices surged by more than 2% on Wednesday, extending their strongest performance since 2008, supported by strong investor demand and a weaker US dollar. Spot gold rose 2.2% to $5,044.74 an ounce, after jumping 5.9% in the previous
Tokyo: The US dollar held steady on Wednesday as investors remained cautious despite the swift resolution of a partial government shutdown, while the yen wobbled near a two-week low ahead of an unpredictable national election in Japan this weekend.
Doha: Oil prices extended gains on Wednesday, building on Tuesday’s rally amid renewed concerns over potential supply disruptions linked to rising regional tensions between the United States and Iran. Brent crude futures rose 65 cents, or 1%, to $67.9…
Washington: HE Minister of State for Foreign Trade Affairs Dr. Ahmed bin Mohammed Al Sayed met on Wednesday with HE Trade Representative of the United States of America Ambassador Jamieson Greer, during his visit to Washington. The meeting discussed i…