Asian peers opened subdued on Friday after reports that Israel had bombed Iranian nuclear sites, triggering retaliatory missile and drone strikes from Iran. The White House said U.S. President Donald ...

SYDNEY (Reuters) -Share markets in Asia struggled for direction on Friday as fears of a potential U.S. attack on Iran hung over markets, while oil prices were poised to rise for a third straight week ...

Gold headed for its first weekly drop in three as easing geopolitical tension in the Middle East sapped haven demand and a ...

Until investors get a clearer sense of whether the U.S. will launch strikes on Iran, markets aren’t likely to find solid ...

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Investors will be keeping a close watch on Chinese markets as the Asian giant is expected to release its one-year and ...

At the same time, Russian presidential envoy for relations with international organizations Boris Titov added that "there is a small flow [of companies returning into Russia] even now" ...

President Donald Trump's decision regarding a possible U.S. response in the Middle East could factor in Iran's reaction.

Futures tied to the Dow Jones Industrial Average slipped 231 points, or 0.5%. Nasdaq 100 futures ticked down 0.5%, while S&P ...

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