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2026-10-11

According to Lebanese Al Mayadeen TV, a senior Yemeni official stated that the Saudi government is extremely angry about the repeated failures of its mercenaries in Yemen and has ordered them to advance at all costs. The official also revealed that t

According to Lebanese Al Mayadeen TV, a senior Yemeni official stated that the Saudi government is extremely angry about the repeated failures of its mercenaries in Yemen and has ordered them to advance at all costs. The official also revealed that the armed faction known as the "Giant Brigades" is also angry about its own casualties and the pressure exerted by Saudi Arabia. In just the past few days, 400 members of this force have been killed or wounded in Lahj province. The Yemeni official explained that the Saudi government urgently needs its mercenaries to make progress in Yemen in order to alleviate the pressure of attacks it is under.
2026-10-11

Middle Eastern equities opened lower; Qatar's benchmark index fell 1% in early trade.

Middle Eastern equities opened lower; Qatar's benchmark index fell 1% in early trade.
2026-10-11

Middle Eastern stock markets were under pressure in early trading, with the Qatar stock index falling 1%.

Middle Eastern stock markets were under pressure in early trading, with the Qatar stock index falling 1%.
2026-10-11

Saudi Ministry of Energy said the 25th World Petroleum Congress will begin on Sunday in Riyadh.

Saudi Ministry of Energy said the 25th World Petroleum Congress will begin on Sunday in Riyadh.
2026-10-11

Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Energy: The 25th World Petroleum Congress (WPC) will begin in Riyadh on Sunday.

Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Energy: The 25th World Petroleum Congress (WPC) will begin in Riyadh on Sunday.
2026-10-11

China’s corporate credit index rose to 161.32 in August, up 2.45 points MoM, the State Administration for Market Regulation said. Operational and regulatory subindices drove the improvement; new entries to the abnormal-operations list fell sharply wh

China’s corporate credit index rose to 161.32 in August, up 2.45 points MoM, the State Administration for Market Regulation said. Operational and regulatory subindices drove the improvement; new entries to the abnormal-operations list fell sharply while removals increased and the share of high-credit-risk firms declined, supporting a stabilization and rebound in overall credit. Top five sectors by index were financials, manufacturing, water/environment and public facilities management, utilities (power/heat/gas/water), and transportation/warehousing/postal; manufacturing, transport/warehousing/postal and wholesale & retail posted the fastest MoM gains, with manufacturing at its highest rank this year.
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