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The conflict involving Iran has intensified with the Houthi rebels entering the fray, launching attacks on Israel and threatening Red Sea shipping. Meanwhile, Pakistan hosted talks between Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Egypt aimed at ending the war, while Iran issued warnings against a potential US ground invasion.
Tricycle and jeepney drivers in Dumaguete are set to receive a P5,000 fuel subsidy in early April, but many say the P100 daily aid is inadequate given the current fuel price surge.
Stock markets across Asia have experienced a slide, while Brent crude oil prices are on track for a record monthly increase, reflecting ongoing global economic shifts and market volatility.
The U.S. Embassy in Qatar updated its security guidance from 'shelter-in-place' to 'Mission Posture' on Sunday, following the start of U.S. and Israeli attacks on Iran on February 28.
Global financial markets are experiencing increased unease as the conflict involving Iran enters its fifth week. Investors are struggling to find safe havens, with analysts suggesting a prolonged period of market decline.
The development of the Noida International Airport has led to a significant surge in property prices and a real estate boom in the Jewar region of India.
This week's market outlook highlights key factors including surging oil prices, the upcoming March jobs report, and prevailing anxious consumer sentiment, with stock market futures for the Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq falling as the shortened week begins amidst jobs data and war uncertainty.
Energy experts in Thailand have voiced concerns over a recent sharp increase in fuel prices, warning of potential hardship and profiteering, and calling for government reforms.
Brent crude oil prices are on track for a record monthly increase, climbing above $116 a barrel, as the conflict involving Iran continues to widen and Iran accuses the US of preparing an invasion, raising concerns about global energy supplies.
China is experiencing a surge in tourism, driven by the Qingming Festival and the concurrent spring break period.
Energy company E.On claims that the war in the Middle East has led to a significant increase in solar panel sales, with Britons turning to solar power to insulate against oil and gas chaos.