Long before Beijing’s recent curbs on rare‑earth exports rattled global supply chains, Japan had already built a robust defense against mineral vulnerability. A crucible moment in 2010—in which China abruptly curtailed shipments after a diplomatic dispute—prompted Tokyo to overhaul its… Read More ›
Global equity funds suffered their largest weekly net outflows in three months as escalating tensions in the Middle East, coupled with lingering U.S. trade uncertainties, prompted investors to pull nearly $20 billion from stock portfolios. The rout was most pronounced in… Read More ›
Oil markets dipped on Friday after the White House announced a postponement of any direct U.S. role in the escalating Iran–Israel conflict. Despite the pullback, crude futures remain on track for a third weekly advance, underpinned by lingering Middle East… Read More ›
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