US Gasoline Prices Top $3.75 a Gallon as Middle East War Disrupts Oil Supply
US gas prices top $3.75 as Middle East war disrupts oil supply.
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US gas prices top $3.75 as Middle East war disrupts oil supply.
Key Highlights Oil Markets Surge Amid Middle East Escalation Oil markets experienced a sharp surge this week as geopolitical tensions in the Middle East intensified, prompting investors and U.S. crude producers to rush into hedging strategies to secure higher prices. The spike followed military strikes by Israel and the United States on Iran and Tehran’s…
Citigroup sells 24% stake in Banamex to General Atlantic, Blackstone, BTG Pactual and others ahead of IPO. Citi advances Mexico retail banking exit strategy under CEO Jane Fraser.
International visitor spending in Japan reached a record ¥9.5 trillion in 2025, driven by over 40 million tourists and rising accommodation costs.
Japan is accelerating investment in food tech, from cacao-free chocolate to cultured meat, as climate change and supply shocks push food prices higher.
India is building a domestic semiconductor industry by focusing on chip design, assembly, and testing. New investments and policy support could reshape global supply chains.
Key Highlights Introduction Orla Mining delivered a strong update that excited investors. The company reported record gold production for 2025. At the same time, it advanced its South Railroad Gold Project into execution. As a result, Orla Mining shares jumped 11.5%. Investors responded to clearer growth visibility and rising production expectations. Record Gold Production Sets…
Australia’s Syrah Resources extended its graphite supply deadline with Tesla to March 2026, buying time to resolve technical issues at its Louisiana facility and protect a key U.S. battery supply deal.
The U.S. and Taiwan reached a semiconductor-focused trade deal that cuts tariffs, unlocks $250 billion in new investment, and expands chip production in Arizona, strengthening supply chains amid China tensions.
Grupo Televisa is nearing a deal to acquire AT&T’s Mexican unit as co-CEOs Alfonso de Angoitia and Bernardo Gómez continue to strengthen Televisa.