China's dominance in the global clean energy sector continues to grow. Buoyed by soaring energy demand driven by the artificial intelligence (AI) boom, clean energy projects are being approved at a rapid pace.

Seafood prices continue to climb as tariffs, supply shortages and weather-related disruptions drive up costs for consumers.

The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) index on Wednesday rose by 32.09 points, or 0.53 percent, to close at 6,069.26, but investors remained cautious.

Authorities in Russian-occupied Crimea suspended civilian gasoline sales this week after intensified Ukrainian attacks targeted fuel infrastructure across the Black Sea peninsula.

A group of Australians has petitioned the United Nations, alleging that the government's continued support for coal and gas exports violates their human rights.

The Japanese government is expected to maintain its assessment that the economy is recovering moderately in its June monthly report.

US tariffs and weaker demand from the European Union combined to push UK food export volumes down by nearly 9% in the first quarter of the year.

Several of the world's leading television exporters are seeing domestic audiences shift away from locally produced programming despite their growing international success.

The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) index started Tuesday's trading session on a strong note but surrendered its gains as the day progressed, closing at its intraday low of 6,037.17, down 96.24 points or 1.57 percent.

The conflict involving Iran, Israel and the United States pushed gasoline prices higher across the United States, highlighting the global impact of disruptions in oil markets.

Hollywood's dominance of global television audiences continues to weaken, but the shift extends beyond viewers simply choosing more locally produced content.

The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) index rose by 61.17 points, or 1.01 percent, on Monday to close at 6,133.41. Despite the gain, market sentiment remained cautious.

The cryptocurrency market has lost more than half of its value in just eight months.

The Federal Reserve's preferred inflation gauge showed prices accelerated to their highest level in three years, likely prompting the central bank to keep interest rates unchanged while leaving the door open to further rate hikes if inflation fails to ease.

The "Magnificent Seven" technology companies, along with Broadcom and Oracle, have lost approximately $2.7 trillion in market value during June.

China faces water scarcity that affects millions of people, prompting the country to pursue water projects on a scale rarely seen before.

The US Senate passed a bipartisan housing bill that aims to reduce federal regulations and expand local control, marking one of the most sweeping efforts in recent decades to increase housing supply and lower prices.

In a research note earlier this month, analysts at Societe Generale said a 7 percent reduction in global crude supply during the 1973 Arab oil embargo resulted in a 134 percent increase in oil prices.

The reopening of the Strait of Hormuz following a memorandum of understanding between Iran and the United States may provide relief to global energy markets, but analysts warn that oil inventories remain under severe pressure.

The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) index returned to the psychological 6,000-point level on Thursday, closing at 6,071.06, up 79.69 points or 1.33 percent, although market uncertainty remained.

The US Department of Energy (DOE) announced Tuesday a major financing initiative intended to accelerate the deployment of advanced nuclear reactors across the country.

Iran delivered two major developments on Saturday that further strained an interim agreement with the United States.

Japan plans to set a target of approximately $2.3 trillion in combined public and private investment by 2040 across 17 strategic sectors as part of Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s new growth strategy.

China’s ambitions to expand its global arms exports remain constrained despite rising production and technological advancements.