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Fuel Prices Jump in Moose Jaw

Geopolitics Push Gasoline Higher Again Drivers in Moose Jaw are facing another increase at the pump as renewed geopolitical tensions place fresh pressure on global oil and fuel markets. The latest move has added to the strain on household budgets already dealing
July 16, 2026
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Iraq Restructures Control of West Qurna 2

Baghdad moves to localize oversight of major field The Iraqi cabinet has formally endorsed a restructuring agreement that shifts operational control of the West Qurna 2 oilfield away from Russia’s Lukoil and into the hands of Basra Oil Company. The decision represents
May 5, 2026
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Indonesia Secures Lower U.S. Tariffs in New Pact

Levies reduced, key exports shielded Indonesia has concluded a new trade arrangement with the United States that lowers U.S. import levies on Indonesian goods to 19 percent from the previous 32 percent. The agreement places Indonesia broadly in line with other Southeast
May 5, 2026
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Commodities Seen Higher Amid Geopolitical Risks

Fragmented World Supports Raw Materials A more volatile geopolitical backdrop is likely to underpin commodities markets in 2026, according to the Deutsche Bank Research Commodities Outlook published on January 26. Analysts argue that an increasingly fragmented global system – marked by great-power
May 5, 2026
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Trump unveils Japan-backed US projects

Three major investments across key states U.S. President Donald Trump announced plans Tuesday for three large-scale projects in Texas, Ohio, and Georgia as part of Japan’s previously pledged $550 billion investment package in the United States. According to Trump, the initiatives will
May 5, 2026
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Is Silver Still a Buy After Its Wild Surge?

Silver has experienced one of the most dramatic price swings in recent memory. After surging past $100 per ounce earlier this year, the metal pulled back sharply to around $75 before stabilizing near $83 as of mid-February 2026. Despite the correction, silver
May 5, 2026
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Gold steadies near $5,000 as Fed cut hopes grow

Markets await U.S. jobs and inflation data Gold prices stabilized on Tuesday after briefly dipping earlier in the session, as unexpectedly flat U.S. retail sales data fueled expectations that the Federal Reserve could cut interest rates later this year. Spot gold was
May 5, 2026
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Clean energy powers most of China’s investment growth

Renewables dominate economic expansion China’s clean energy industries accounted for more than 90% of the country’s total investment growth last year, according to a new analysis, underscoring how central renewables have become to the world’s second-largest economy. The report found that sectors
May 5, 2026
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Gold and Silver Rally as Investors Seek Protection

Gold and silver prices extended their sharp rebound on Wednesday as investors returned to precious metals following a historic selloff last week. Analysts say the sustainability of further gains will largely depend on movements in currencies, interest rate expectations, and broader market
May 5, 2026
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Cold weather and energy costs strain Maryland households

Rising pressure from winter temperatures Prolonged frigid temperatures combined with higher energy costs are increasing financial stress for many Maryland residents, particularly those already struggling to keep up with monthly bills. Heating expenses tend to spike during cold snaps, leaving low-income households
May 5, 2026
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