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Dubais main airport, forced to suspend operations several times due to Iranian drone attacks, expects demand to grow after restrictions on flights to the UAE are lifted / Photo: saiko3p/Shutterstock
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Dubai airport passenger traffic collapses 66% in first month of war
GameStop has offered to acquire eBay for about $56 billion / Photo: ymgerman / Shutterstock
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Top stories by morning: Trump will pull ships out of Strait of Hormuz, GameStop wants to buy eBay
Photo: NYSE / X
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Stocks on Wall Street continued to rise amid reports of U.S.-Iran deal talks
The foreign policy agenda remains the key pressure on the markets, while strong corporate reporting is once again the key support / Photo: NYSE / X
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Morning in New York: geopolitics pressures - reporting supports
Stellantis claims of success in its key US market failed to convince investors due to an abundance of one-off revenue items / Photo: Antonello Marangi/Shutterstock.com
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The maker of Jeep and Fiat announced a return to profit. Why did the stock collapse?
Oil futures fell in trading on Thursday, April 30. Photo: Evgenii Bakhchev/Shutterstock
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Brent falls from four-year highs amid possible escalation of war in Iran
Inflation in the eurozone accelerated to 3% amid almost stalled economic growth / Photo: symbiot / Shutterstock
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Eurozone inflation accelerated to the highest since September 2023. Will there be stagflation?
The blockade of the Strait of Hormuz has been more effective than bombing targets in Iran, claims US President Donald Trump / Photo: AustralianCamera/Shutterstock.com
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Oil breaks through $126 after Trump signals Hormuz blockade will drag on
HSBC now believes US stocks will outperform European stocks / Photo: brunocoelho/Shutterstock.com
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US stocks will outperform European stocks, says HSBC. What does it see as the driver of growth?
Photo: Hatice Bakcepinar / Shutterstock
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Brent crude jumped to $119 a barrel, US gasoline at highest since 2022
The UAEs withdrawal from the group could give secondary OPEC+ members additional leverage over the alliance / Photo: Wolfgang Bohusch/Shutterstock.com
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From Kazakhstan to Venezuela: which OPEC+ countries may leave the alliance after the UAE?
Developers began scaling back projects even before the military conflict in the Middle East began. Photo: Shutterstock
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What is happening in Dubai's real estate market and how does it affect UAE banks?
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