Doha: European stock markets opened lower on Thursday following a more hawkish-than-expected speech by US President Donald Trump, which dampened market hopes for a swift
Berlin: The German government announced the implementation of new regulatory measures to curb frequent fuel price fluctuations by limiting the number of price increases to
Doha: The main indices on Wall Street closed higher at the end of trading on Wednesday: The S and P 500 rose 0.72 percent to
Kuwait: Kuwait Bourse closed trading on Thursday as the All Share Index lost 15.48 points to reach 8,468.44 points, a decrease of 0.18 percent. As
London: Oil prices rose more than 1% on Wednesday, as Brent futures extended their gains following a record monthly rise in March. The volatility in
Doha: Gold prices continued their upward trend for the fourth consecutive session on Wednesday, as the dollar weakened amid renewed cautious hopes for a de-escalation