Bitcoin climbed above one hundred thousand dollars for the first time today, Thursday, amid expectations that the administration of US President-elect Donald Trump will provide a favorable regulatory environment for the cryptocurrency market.

Gold prices rose transactions, on Tuesday, buoyed by growing expectations of a cut in US interest rates this month.

The Council of the European Union (EU) in Brussels approved 46 projects for the so-called Global Gateway of the EU for 2025.

South Korea's exports recorded year-on-year growth for the fourteenth consecutive month in November, thanks to the strong performance of the chip sector.

The consumer price index, the main determinant of inflation in France, rose to 1.3 percent in November from 1.2 percent in October.

Australia's consumer price index (inflation) rose by 2.1 percent in the 12 months to October 2024.

Oil prices suffered losses during early transactions, today, Tuesday, continuing to decline from the previous session.

South Korea's exports rose 5.8 percent year-on-year in the first 20 days of November, driven by strong global demand for semiconductors and ships.

The Somali federal government and the government of Denmark signed a joint agreement in Mogadishu today, Tuesday, to forgive Somalia from debt to Denmark, in a move that reflects the success of financial reform efforts led by the national government.

China's private investment funds were worth 19.93 trillion Yuan, equivalent to about 2.8 trillion U.S. dollars, at the end of October.

The Bitcoin cryptocurrency continued to rise to reach a price tag of more than $93K per unit for the first time ever.

China's consumer prices rose in October as domestic demand continued to improve amid a sustained economic recovery.

China's foreign trade grew 4.6 percent year-on-year in October, suggesting stronger economic momentum.

Gold settled today, Wednesday, as investors refrained from risk ahead of the US presidential election, as well as anticipating the US Federal Reserve's monetary policy meeting scheduled for later this week.

Gold prices stabilized today, Monday, as investors are watching the US presidential election and the possibility of an additional interest rate cut.

Oil prices were settled in early Asian trade today, Wednesday, after industry data had showed a surprise drop in U.S. crude and gasoline inventories, following losses in the previous two sessions on the prospect of a de-escalation in the Middle East conflict.

Gold prices fell today, Monday, under pressure from the strength of the US dollar, amid anticipation of new indicators on the course of monetary policy of the Federal Reserve (US central bank).

Australia has announced the provision of A$10 million in humanitarian aid to support humanitarian needs in Lebanon.

Oil prices rose slightly during early trading today, Thursday, recovering some of their losses in the previous session, which exceeded one percent after US crude inventories rose more than expected.

Gold prices continued to rise, on Tuesday, near a record high, amid uncertainty regarding the US elections, and expectations of major central banks cutting interest rates.