Middle East
Trump veers toward exit in Iran war, but risks loom
Iran, though battered militarily and economically, could end up with greater leverage
Geopolitical risks must be considered before investing in tech: Temasek chairman Teo Chee Hean
One has to take into account global events and how that may impact a company, he adds
US stocks pull back as traders evaluate new Middle East developments
Recent moves feel ‘like two or three steps forward and one step back’, says one analyst
From oil to coffee beans: Traders in Singapore find ways to deal with Middle East disruptions
The ongoing volatility has created opportunities for independent energy trader Vitol and its peers
Aluminium price spike from Middle East war fans costs for US solar industry
Higher installation costs are expected to trickle down to consumers
Pakistan is defying some long-held investing myths
Islamabad’s unlikely role as a broker of peace in the Gulf has put it back on institutional investors’ radar
Yields to stay high even if Iran war ends: bond strategists
Investors are not just worried about price pressures from the conflict
Trump says US-Iran deal ‘largely negotiated’, would reopen Hormuz
Plans for Teheran’s uranium would be negotiated within 30 to 60 days: media reports
India on Iran war: the costs of sitting still
New Delhi’s calculated neutrality has ignited a debate over the limits of its foreign policy
Will Gulf states find new oil pipelines fast enough to reduce Hormuz reliance?
The prospect that Iran may close Hormuz was acknowledged as a significant danger by strategic experts