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The global aviation industry is facing significant turbulence following a dramatic surge in jet fuel prices, driven by the escalating US-Israeli conflict with Iran.20 Apr 2026-16:20
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A dramatic mid-air incident involving a regional jet operated by SkyWest Airlines has been officially classified as an accident after severe turbulence left passengers and crew injured, according to a final report released by the National Transportation Safety Board.15 Apr 2026-22:31
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The global oil market is once again entering a period of sharp turbulence. Geopolitical conflicts, threats to critical energy transport routes, and rising inflation expectations have pushed energy prices upward. At first glance, such developments might seem to benefit oil-exporting countries. After all, higher prices mean higher revenues. Yet the reality of the modern energy economy is far more complex. Extremely high oil prices can be just as problematic for producers as a dramatic collapse in the market.14 Mar 2026-12:42
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Bitcoin climbed on Friday while oil prices hovered near $100 per barrel as tensions linked to the conflict with Iran continued to weigh on global markets.13 Mar 2026-15:56
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The S&P 500 may be nearing the latter stages of its recent turbulence, according to Morgan Stanley’s Michael Wilson, who wrote in a note Monday that “we think we’re closer to the end of this rolling correction than the beginning.”09 Mar 2026-23:23
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The exchange of strikes between Iran and its adversaries is rapidly transforming a regional conflict into a source of global energy risk. Drone attacks on Saudi Aramco facilities in Ras Tanura, a fire at infrastructure in the Ahvaz area, and reports of an almost complete halt in tanker traffic through the Strait of Hormuz together paint an alarming picture for the global oil market.03 Mar 2026-10:19
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Spain’s banking giant BBVA on Thursday reported a record annual profit, brushing aside the turbulence caused by its failed hostile takeover bid for domestic rival Banco Sabadell.05 Feb 2026-15:29
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Sterling steadied on Monday after last week’s sharp fluctuations, trading slightly stronger against the euro and holding steady versus the dollar. The pound remains well above recent lows following Friday’s turbulence, which saw its weakest level against the euro since early 2023.17 Nov 2025-16:45
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Economists are warning that the global economic system could face a deeper financial crisis in the final quarter of 2025, spanning October to December. Rising geopolitical tensions, tighter monetary policies in major economies, shifts in capital flows, and trade imbalances are key factors weakening financial stability. Declining liquidity, higher risk premiums, and falling investor confidence are increasing volatility in asset prices, amplifying instability in both financial and real sectors.07 Oct 2025-09:15
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