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OPEC’s boosted global demand forecasts dampen concerns, fuel oil price surge

The report comes ahead of the scheduled meeting of OPEC+ on Nov. 26

Economists project 2.6 percent global GDP growth, surpassing expectations

U.S. expected to outperform developed markets in economic growth

Gold prices on a strong start as Moody’s lowers US credit rating

Gold prices increased 0.42 percent during Sunday's Asian trading session

Diminishing demand from US, China prompts oil price decrease

Prices of Brent and WTI crude futures both saw declines

Going digital: Luxury e-commerce growth outpaces non-luxury’s

Driven by pandemic disruptions and emerging technologies

OpenAI introduces two new customizable and profitable products

Empowering users to create AI tools and adopt safeguards depending on their preferences

Oil prices slide to 3-month low amid weakening demand from U.S. and China

Market focus shifted to supply-demand balance as Middle East concerns ease

Renewable energy jobs on the rise

Growing demand for clean energy solutions has led to the creation and expansion of renewable energy jobs

Workplace wellness: 5 tips for a healthier office environment

Enhancing employee well-being improves organizational performance

Dollar stabilizes as traders await Federal Reserve’s guidance

US Dollar index settled at 105.07, while Euro reached $1.0727

Elon Musk integrates xAI with social media platform X

Standalone app aims to enhance knowledge-sharing

Gold prices soar as investors seek safe haven

Middle East crisis continues to impact investment activity

Airbnb (ABNB) Q3 Report: Bookings exceed 113 million

Gross booking value in the first nine months hit $58 billion

Global Media Congress returns with bigger vision

Last year’s inaugural event gathered around 14,000 attendees

Gas prices in Europe reach highest levels in 4 months

Futures prices up 12 percent to just under 50 euros per megawatt

Eurozone inflation posts 2.9 percent, hitting two-year low

Amid ECB concerns about inflation potentially falling below its 2 percent target