News tagged: Institutional Analysis

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Asian Markets Rally as Hopes Rise for Iran Conflict De‑escalation and Strong Economic Data Boost Korea, Japan

Market Insights

April 1, 2026

Asian Markets Rally as Hopes Rise for Iran Conflict De‑escalation and Strong Economic Data Boost Korea, Japan

Asian markets are rallying sharply today on hopes of U.S.-Iran de-escalation and strong March economic data from South Korea and Japan. President T...

China’s Major Airlines Turn Cautious as Fuel Costs Surge

Stock Market

March 31, 2026

China’s Major Airlines Turn Cautious as Fuel Costs Surge

China’s three largest state-owned airlines — Air China, China Eastern Airlines, and China Southern Airlines — have issu...

Japan Stocks Decline as Key Sectors Weigh on Market

Stock Market

March 31, 2026

Japan Stocks Decline as Key Sectors Weigh on Market

Japanese equities closed lower on Tuesday, with losses in the paper, transport, and communication sectors dragging the broader market down. The Nik...

Aviva Investors Flags Prolonged Supply Shock Risk from Iran Conflict

Commodities

March 31, 2026

Aviva Investors Flags Prolonged Supply Shock Risk from Iran Conflict

Aviva Investors warns that the main challenge for global economies is a more pronounced and longer-term supply shock from the ongoing Iran conflict...

Gold Rises on Hopes of Middle East De‑escalation, But Faces Worst Monthly Drop in 17 Years

Commodities

March 31, 2026

Gold Rises on Hopes of Middle East De‑escalation, But Faces Worst Monthly Drop in 17 Years

Gold prices edged higher on Tuesday as investor sentiment improved following reports that U.S. President Donald Trump may be willing to end the mil...

Oil Prices Jump as Houthis Join Middle East War and Trump Weighs Iran Uranium Op

Commodities

March 30, 2026

Oil Prices Jump as Houthis Join Middle East War and Trump Weighs Iran Uranium Op

Oil prices climbed sharply in early trading after Yemen’s Houthi rebels joined the Middle East conflict, raising fears for key energy routes ...

Gold Falls Nearly 1% to Around $4,450 as Middle East Conflict Drags on and Central Banks Slow Buying

Commodities

March 30, 2026

Gold Falls Nearly 1% to Around $4,450 as Middle East Conflict Drags on and Central Banks Slow Buying

Gold prices slipped nearly 1% to about $4,450 per ounce on Monday, paring recent gains as the Middle East conflict entered its fifth week with no c...

Trade War 2.0? China’s "Tit-for-Tat" Probes Send Markets Into a Tailspin

Market Update

March 28, 2026

Trade War 2.0? China’s "Tit-for-Tat" Probes Send Markets Into a Tailspin

The fragile stability in U.S.-China trade relations just hit a major roadblock. Yesterday, China’s Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM) officiall...