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Asian Stocks Set to Extend Gains on US-Iran Hopes: Markets Wrap
Stocks in Asia were poised to extend gains Tuesday as optimism over a potential US-Iran deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz lifted risk appetite and sent oil prices lower.
Aegea Investors, Equatorial Bid in One of Brazil’s Biggest Deals This Year
Two groups submitted bids to become the strategic investor in Copasa, advancing the Minas Gerais state government’s plan to privatize one of Brazil’s largest water and sewage utilities, according to people familiar to the matter.
Oil Holds Decline as Traders See Progress Toward Iranian Deal
Oil held a drop on signs that negotiations to extend a US-Iranian ceasefire and reopen the Strait of Hormuz were making progress.
Bolivia’s president cuts salary in half amid protests
Bolivian President Rodrigo Paz says he and his cabinet ministers will cut their salaries by 50 percent.
With 4th hike in 11 days, petrol crosses Rs 100 a litre in capital
NEW DELHI: Petrol prices breached the Rs 100-a-litre-mark in the capital on Monday after state-owned oil companies effected the fourth hike in retail fuel rates in 11 days, raising petrol prices by another Rs 2.61 to Rs 102.12 a litre to cut losses from selling auto fuels below market cost. Petrol price was last past Rs 100 in Oct 2021, when it had breached Rs 106.
India has 78 days of crude stock, no shortage of LPG: Govt to parliament panel
NEW DELHI: Petroleum ministry officials told a parliamentary panel on Monday that there is 78 days of crude stock and assured there is no shortage of LPG, in response to questions from several members over “long queues” at fuel stations in some parts of the country.
Eight-day-old baby and woman in her 30s are rushed to hospital after crash: Woman, 37, is arrested on suspicion of drink driving
Eight-day-old baby and woman in her 30s are rushed to hospital after crash: Woman, 37, is arrested on suspicion of drink drivingSee more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred SourceBy JAKE HOLDEN, UK NEWS REPORTER Published: 20:14, 25 May 2026 | Updated: 20:14, 25 May 2026 e-mail
Rising Beef Prices Are Slaughtering Steakhouses
BreakingBusinessRising Beef Prices Are Slaughtering SteakhousesByAlicia Park,Reporter. I cover markets and tech.Follow AuthorMay 25, 2026, 03:05pm EDTToplineA historic cattle shortage has pushed wholesale beef to record levels, slaughtering steakhouses from Texas barbecue institutions to high-end Midwest chains—though lower-cost players like Texas Roadhouse and Outback Steakhouse are growing through the squeeze. Steaks with thyme.gettyKey FactsSteak prices spiked 17% to $13.02 per pound in one y...
Vijay Announces Farm Loan Waivers, Extended Screening Of Movies
The waivers were announced after a high-level review meeting on the matter which was attended by Chief Minister Vijay.
A Death Threat In Court, Then 2 Murders Within 2 Hours In Bihar
Tensions had been simmering between the two families for the past six months over issues involving harassment, physical altercations, and land disputes.
Bolivia’s embattled president says will take a 50 percent salary cut
Paz says the salary cut for him and cabinet ministers shows the government's 'commitment' to the country'.
The CEO AI Confidence Gap Is Costing Enterprises Billions
CEOs are falling for AI demos while employees inherit the broken workflows. Box CEO Aaron Levie explains why executive distance from last-mile work is the real reason enterprise AI agents fail, and what investors should watch instead.
‘This fight is on’ – Wolff on his approach to driver battles
After Kimi Antonelli and George Russell came to blows in Canada, Team Principal Toto Wolff has reflected on Mercedes' approach to letting them fight for position.
Rachel Reeves tells ministers to ‘buy British’ in four key industries
Exclusive: Chancellor pushes for procurement of ships, steel, energy and AI to prioritise Britishness as well as costRachel Reeves has instructed cabinet colleagues to award government contracts in four critical industries directly to British companies, making clear her irritation that ministers have been sending too much government business abroad.In a letter seen by the Guardian, the chancellor tells every cabinet minister in charge of a spending department to “buy British” wherever possible,...
Hungary Sees May 28 Deal With EU on Frozen Funds, PM Magyar Says
Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar said he’ll sign a political accord with the head of the European Union’s executive on May 28 on the release of the bloc’s frozen funds.
Stock market holiday: Will NSE and BSE remain closed for Bakri Eid this week?
Stock markets will observe a shortened trading week with a closure on Thursday, May 28, for Bakri Eid. This marks the second holiday this month. Investors can anticipate several more market holidays throughout 2026, including those for Muharram, Ganesh Chaturthi, and Diwali. While some holidays fall on weekends, a special Muhurat Trading session is expected.
Vigilant ECB Hasn’t Yet Seen Second-Round Effects, Villeroy Says
A spike in energy costs hasn’t yet turned into second-round effects in other parts of the euro-area economy, according to outgoing European Central Bank Governing Council member Francois Villeroy de Galhau.
Rupee rally: Currency rises 34 paise against dollar amid hopes of US-Iran peace deal
The Indian rupee strengthened significantly against the US dollar, closing at 95.26, driven by positive global sentiment surrounding a potential US-Iran peace deal and easing West Asian tensions. RBI Governor's assurance of orderly forex market movements and positive remarks on the rupee's valuation also boosted confidence.
‘Willing to listen to people’: Govt open to feedback on LTCG, STCG taxes, says Sitharaman
Finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman expressed openness to investor concerns regarding capital gains tax, assuring that the government will consider stakeholder suggestions. She also defended recent fuel price hikes, attributing them to global crude oil costs and highlighting the government's prior absorption of excise duties.
This beach hut costs the same as a three-bedroom house
A beach hut has gone on the market for £200,000 - the same price as some houses further along the Welsh coast.