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Crude timing: $7 billion ‘unusual’ oil bets placed ahead of Iran war announcements

A few billion-dollar bets on oil markets were placed just before major Iran-related announcements by US President Donald Trump and the timing is now raising eyebrows across global trading floors. According to traders, market experts and a Reuters analysis of exchange data, oil positions worth as much as $7 billion were placed across March and…

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Tom Holland keen to retire from Spider-Man role? says ‘If I could do what Robert Downey Jr did for me…’ |

It’s been a decade since Tom Holland first swung into the Marvel Cinematic Universe as Spider-Man in ‘Captain America: Civil War’ and has since gone on to play Peter Parker in a successful trilogy, besides becoming an integral part of the ‘Avengers’ franchise. With ‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ just around the corner, the actor’s latest…

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Rawalpindi Traffic Police trolls Pakistan batter Salman Ali Agha after controversial run-out vs Bangladesh | Cricket News

Image credit: Bangladesh Cricket Board NEW DELHI: A dramatic moment in the second ODI between Pakistan national cricket team and Bangladesh national cricket team sparked huge debate online after Salman Ali Agha was involved in a controversial run-out. The incident quickly went viral, and even the Rawalpindi Traffic Police joined the conversation with a safety…

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‘Surviving loan by loan’: Pakistan’s wallet could take another hit from soaring oil prices

As the Middle East war continues to escalate, tensions are mounting for the South Asian nation of Pakistan. The country is facing an economic crisis as Iran has disrupted fuel shipments through the Strait of Hormuz, its main oil supply route. Pakistan relies on Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates for over 85% of…

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Middle East war to weigh on IMF-World Bank meetings; growth seen slowing, inflation rising

Finance leaders from across the world will meet in Washington this week under the shadow of the Middle East conflict, with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank expected to lower growth forecasts and raise inflation projections as the war disrupts the global economy, according to Reuters report.The conflict marks the third major…

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