Iran’s chief negotiator dismisses trust in verbal guarantees, emphasizing military leverage amid stalled U.S. talks. Iran’s parliament speaker and top negotiator, Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, stated that Tehran secures concessions through military strength rather than diploma
Norway escalates lobbying efforts to ease EU Arctic drilling bans amid energy security concerns following supply disruptions. Norway has ramped up lobbying in Brussels to reverse or modify the EU’s Arctic oil and gas drilling moratorium. The country, Europe’s largest oil a
Norway escalates lobbying efforts to ease EU Arctic drilling bans amid energy security concerns following supply disruptions. Norway has ramped up lobbying in Brussels to reverse or modify the EU’s Arctic oil and gas drilling moratorium. The country, Europe’s largest oil a
An attacker drained $7.3M from DxSale after exploiting a backdoor in its deployer contract, moving funds through untraceable infrastructure. DxSale suffered a $7.3M liquidity exploit on the BNB Chain after an attacker leveraged a backdoor in its deployer contract. The brea
ING’s Francesco Pesole notes that the Canadian Dollar remains a G10 laggard despite a pause, with short‑term rate differentials and global equities driving USD/CAD. While de‑escalation in the Middle East and better risk sentiment could push USD/CAD lower, Canadian inflatio
Washington pushes back the $22 billion divestment deadline to June 27 amid complex negotiations with potential buyers. The US government has extended the deadline for Lukoil to sell its international assets by another month, setting the new date at June 27. This marks the
New Zealand’s central bank signals earlier and larger rate hikes, driving the NZD higher as traders reprice policy expectations. The New Zealand Dollar surged past 0.5950 against the USD in early European trading Friday, bolstered by hawkish signals from the Reserve Bank o
The pair trades lower amid a stronger USD and declining UK gilt yields ahead of a potential US-Iran agreement. GBP/USD hovers at 1.3440 in early European trading, pressured by a firmer US Dollar (USD) as markets await US President Donald Trump’s approval of a 60-day Memora
AUD/NZD falls to 1.2020 as RBNZ signals earlier and larger rate hikes to curb inflation, boosting NZD demand. AUD/NZD extended its decline for a third consecutive session, trading near 1.2020 in Asian hours on Friday. The cross weakened as the Reserve Bank of New Zealand’s
Markets weigh potential dollar strength if US-Iran negotiations collapse, while China’s yuan fix disappoints traders expecting a stronger rate. The dollar may rally sharply if US-Iran ceasefire talks fail, MUFG analysts warned, as geopolitical tensions keep traders on edge