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Iran Oil Lifting: A Boon for Iranian Banks That Can Now Receive Foreign Payments Directly

The US waiver allows Iranian banks to receive payments abroad enabling the regime to more easily repatriate oil revenue for the first time in years.

Tech behemoths including Apple and Nvidia dropped in what appeared to be risk-off trading as AI valuation concerns returned to markets.

Blue-chip consumer and paints stocks trade ex-dividend today alongside Tata Power and Thyrocare Technologies.

The company secured investment to expand solar power access to underserved communities across rural Africa amid rising energy demand.

Monday’s gains were wiped out as global tech selling overrode Iran-war ceasefire optimism that had lifted markets the day before.

EU policymakers are accelerating plans to develop alternatives to Visa and Mastercard as part of a broader digital sovereignty strategy.

Both sides are pushing to conclude the long-delayed trade deal before EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen visits India.

The explosive growth of AI infrastructure and model companies has created significant new wealth concentrated in chip and software sectors.

Crude oil markets cheered the apparent diplomatic progress in Switzerland as energy traders look for post-war normalisation.

Housing costs in Denver are declining but experts warn cheaper housing can signal broader economic weakness not just affordability improvement.