NATO Asks China to Use Its Influence on Russia
NATO Secretary asks Chinese Foreign Minister to use his country's influence on Russia to end the war in Ukraine.
NATO Secretary asks Chinese Foreign Minister to use his country's influence on Russia to end the war in Ukraine.
International credit rating agency Fitch Ratings reported that the gas stoppage through the Nord Stream pipeline further increases the likelihood ...
After the limited production increase decision from the OPEC+ meeting, a little increase was observed in oil prices.
As Gold trying to recover after testing the major 1675 support, ETFs continue to cut their holdings for the 19th ...
If Russia cuts off its energy supply, the European Union can come to an emergency regulation that will cut energy ...
Ukraine announced that the grain storage facilities were not damaged in the attack on the Odesa port, and the shipments ...
While gold investors wait for the Fed's interest rate decision, some experts think the precious metal may reach $ 1600 ...
EU Commission stated that the negative impact of the Russia-Ukraine war on the regional economy will continue.
Tehran and Moscow announced their plan to use national currencies instead of the US dollar in trade transactions.
It was reported that in the meeting where Yellen and Liu discussed macroeconomic and financial developments in their countries, increasing ...
The plan to completely ban Russian gold imports, which came to the agenda within the scope of the G-7 Summit, ...
The 1-month grace period on Russia's two Eurobond coupons expired on Sunday.
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