Latest Oil Market News and Analysis for Oct. 15
Oil held a gain as a flare-up in attacks from Russia to the Middle East threatened supply that only recently recovered to near pre-war levels.
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Oil held a gain as a flare-up in attacks from Russia to the Middle East threatened supply that only recently recovered to near pre-war levels.
Job offers in Russia have pulled Dominican men towards the war in Ukraine. Here is how the scheme works, what officials say and what is still unknown. The post Russia War Recruitment Scams: How Dominicans Are Lured appeared first on The Rio Times.
Colombia's Miguel Uribe Turbay murder plot: his widow, María Claudia Tarazona, says the order came from Congress. She has published no evidence. The post Uribe Widow Says Plot Came From Congress appeared first on The Rio Times.
Ethiopian troops reached Zalambessa on the Eritrean border by Tuesday 13 October, as both governments trade accusations of aggression at the UN. The post Ethiopian Troops Reach Zalambessa by 13 Oct appeared first on The Rio Times.
A federal court in Porto Alegre convicted 13 men in a Brazil cocaine ring that prosecutors say shipped more than 14 tonnes to Europe in two years. The post Brazil Cocaine Ring Gets Up to 54 Years appeared first on The Rio Times.
The Yemeni government has spoken with Beijing about the Houthis’ alleged attempts to utilise Chinese-made technology for weapons, a Yemeni minister said on Wednesday, as the two sides’ long-running civil war escalates. “The Chinese are partners and we have discussed with them about, you know, the use of dual products,” Foreign Minister Afrah al-Zouba said in response to an Agence France-Presse question about reports the Iran-backed group was trying to secure Chinese components to help...
Officials say ability to block Russian drones restricted as Kyiv reels from second night of ballistic missile attacks.
US equity futures waver ahead of the latest CPI data and bank earnings. ASML boosts its sales outlook and warns that it may not be able to meet soaring AI demand in 2027 and 2028. Iran-backed Houthis launches attacks across Saudi Arabia, hitting Saudi Aramco’s headquarters. Russia strikes energy facilities in Ukraine. Jerek Kutylowski of DeepL speaks to Bloomberg's Tom Mackenzie at the International AI Summit in Dublin. Christopher Hodge of Natixis joins "Bloomberg Brief" to look ahead to the inflation print. Stephen Biggar of Argus Research breaks down bank earnings with Bank of America and Morgan Stanley on deck. (Source: Bloomberg)
Russian ballistic missiles struck Kyiv for a second consecutive day without advance warning.
Riots struck several towns in Mauritius on Monday night, damaging police stations and burning vehicles after a police shooting near the capital. The post Mauritius Arrests 10 as Riots Damage Police Stations appeared first on The Rio Times.
Eve Irvine is pleased to welcome Palestinian writer and poet Mahmoud Al-Shaer, “Am I real, or just a number in this war?” In I Am Still Alive: Dispatches from Gaza, Palestinian writer Mahmoud Al-Shaer explores how war transforms memory, childhood and the meaning of existence. Recounting his family's displacement, his daughter's understanding of a world reduced to tents, and his evacuation from Gaza, he reflects on writing as an act of resistance against erasure. His testimony reveals how the struggle for survival extends beyond physical destruction to the preservation of identity, collective memory and the possibility of a normal life.
Drones struck two ships in the Black Sea off Bulgaria on Tuesday, sinking one and prompting emergency rescue operations, Prime Minister Rumen Radev said. Rescuers evacuated all 15 crew members from one ship, the Maltese-flagged Chelsea 3, with five receiving treatment for minor injuries, Radev said in a video posted to social media. The crew, which included seven Ukrainian citizens and eight Azerbaijani citizens, reported the ship’s deck and hull were hit by three aerial drones. One crew member...
Residents of Mekelle, the capital of Ethiopia's Tigray region, say life is returning to normal after federal forces retook control of the city, which has been seized by Tigray rebels.
At least three people were killed and 37 injured in Kharkiv as Russia launched repeated aerial attacks on the north-eastern Ukrainian city on Monday and overnight. Strikes also caused damage near Lviv, in western Ukraine.
Portuguese superstar Cristiano Ronaldo waved a scarf with the Saudi flag after Al Nassr’s victory.
Israeli strike on tent in Gaza’s Khan Younis kills three
Hamza Lyavala told Uganda's General Court Martial on 12 October that Lt Col Ephraim Byaruhanga planned the Munyonyo and Kalerwe blasts, which he denies. The post Uganda Informer Says Officer Staged 2 Kampala Bombings appeared first on The Rio Times.
Colombian troops report four FARC dissidents killed in Sunday's Catatumbo air strike, while the president's official toll is still pending. The post Colombia Strike Kills 4 FARC Dissidents, Troops Report appeared first on The Rio Times.
Jonathan Ferro, Lisa Abramowicz and Annmarie Hordern speak daily with leaders and decision makers from Wall Street to Washington and beyond. No other program better positions investors and executives for the trading day than "Bloomberg Surveillance." (Source: Bloomberg)
Minister Adluri Laxman Kumar’s special intervention ensures ₹6 lakh financial assistance; officials directed to facilitate repatriation of mortal remains
Republican US Senator Thom Tillis on Sunday said US President Donald Trump’s diesel supply deal with Russia may be illegal and will put American lives at risk, adding to bipartisan criticism of the arrangement announced by the president on Friday. Trump said that Russia had agreed to supply diesel to global markets, and his administration temporarily lifted US sanctions on Russian fuel that were designed to deprive Moscow of revenue for its war on Ukraine. “I do believe there’s a legitimate...
Former White House Middle East Coordinator Brett McGurk tells Bloomberg This Weekend that the deadly attack on Riyadh's international airport underscores the growing threat from Iran-backed Houthi militants, while hardline leadership in Tehran complicates efforts to negotiate an end to the broader regional conflict. Speaking with hosts David Gura and Christina Ruffini, McGurk discusses his new book, Brink, which recounts negotiations to free the October 7 hostages, and warns that the Trump administration's Russian diesel agreement could undermine efforts to end the war in Ukraine. (Source: Bloomberg)
The Embassy in Riyadh said at least 11 Indians were among the more than 300 people injured in the attack