Oil prices fell and Swissquote Bank said the ample global supply against a weak global demand outlook remains supportive of bearish positions, adding that a solid resistance is being seen in the $70-72 a barrel range. Source link
Oil prices were mixed in early Asian trade as market sentiment was weighed by persistent concerns of weak demand in China. Source link
European natural-gas prices continued to hover around their highest level this year on stronger demand and concerns over Russian flow disruptions. Source link
Amgen sees no bone safety concerns around experimental obesity drug Source link
Japanese stocks may fall as concerns about borrowing costs continue. Source link
People in Thailand are accusing a high-profile television drama of potentially abusing animals after a cat was shown convulsing on the ground. Concerned viewers of Thai drama “The Empress of Ayodhaya” questioned what was done to the animal to make its performance so convincing, with some suggesting potential mistreatment. Despite the show’s producers scrambling to reassure audiences of the cat’s safety, a boycott campaign has gained traction on social media.
Oil prices were lower in early Asian trade. The market remains concerned about the effects of Trump’s promised tariffs on China’s economic growth, as it may crimp oil demand, ANZ said. Source link
