The World Economic Forum event that was scheduled to take place in Saudi Arabia on April 22 and 23 has been cancelled, drawing immediate attention from governments, businesses, and analysts worldwide.

China's new home prices continued their downward trend in March, falling for the tenth consecutive month as the property sector struggles to find a firm bottom despite localized improvements in top-tier cities.

A stark and highly charged statement attributed to Donald J. Trump has reignited fears of a major military escalation involving Iran and the United States.

Producer prices in the United States rose faster than expected in February, signaling persistent inflationary pressures that analysts warn could intensify further amid escalating geopolitical tensions in the Middle East.

XRP remains range-bound around $1.30–$1.40 since mid-February, and holders are watching to see what direction the price takes.

Amazon.com Inc could see stronger growth from its cloud business than investors expect, driven by artificial intelligence demand and expanding computing capacity.

The United States and Israel launched strikes on Iran on Saturday, targeting its leadership and plunging the Middle East into a new conflict that President Donald Trump said would end a security threat and give Iranians a chance to topple their rulers.

Walmart saw its price target raised by multiple analysts on Monday, with firms citing the retailer’s digital business expansion and margin improvement potential as key drivers for sustained growth.

Nvidia is expected to deliver another quarter of robust growth and upbeat guidance this week, with analysts pointing to strengthening demand for AI infrastructure, rising shipments of next-generation chips and continued momentum in data centre spending.

In recent weeks, the military posture of the United States and Israel across the Middle East has shifted in ways that many defense analysts interpret as exceeding routine deterrence signaling and moving into the realm of concrete operational preparation. The scale, composition, and geographic dispersion of deployed assets increasingly point to contingency planning for a sustained military campaign against Iran — one that could last not days, but weeks or even months.