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Exxon Mobil (XOM.N): Middle East production disruptions have cut year-to-date earnings by $1.8 bln.
2026-07-31
Exxon Mobil (XOM.N): Middle East production disruptions have cut year-to-date earnings by $1.8 bln.
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2026-07-31
This week the Shanghai Stock Exchange (SSE) took self-regulatory measures in 137 abnormal trading cases—including price-manipulation schemes and false order reporting—and placed stocks with severe abnormal volatility, including Aili Home Furnishings,
This week the Shanghai Stock Exchange (SSE) took self-regulatory measures in 137 abnormal trading cases—including price-manipulation schemes and false order reporting—and placed stocks with severe abnormal volatility, including Aili Home Furnishings, under heightened monitoring. The SSE opened special inspections into 45 cases involving listed-company major events and has reported seven suspected violations to the CSRC.
2026-07-31
Bank of England chief economist Huw Pill said the Iran conflict could keep energy and commodity prices highly volatile through 2027, increasing the risk that inflation remains elevated and forcing policymakers to act. He said the conflict’s evolution
Bank of England chief economist Huw Pill said the Iran conflict could keep energy and commodity prices highly volatile through 2027, increasing the risk that inflation remains elevated and forcing policymakers to act. He said the conflict’s evolution and how it transmits to the UK is "extremely uncertain" and the BoE cannot judge the duration or scale of the impact; erratic recent US‑Iran talks illustrate that uncertainty. Pill warned hopes earlier in the year that the outlook would clarify by mid‑year have not materialised, and large swings in energy and commodity prices may persist through year‑end and into next year. Pill is among the MPC’s most hawkish members and was one of three to vote to raise rates this week.
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