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Amazon Races Ahead: 15-Minute “Amazon Now” Delivery Arrives in the UAE After India Launch
Amazon has officially brought its ultra-fast delivery service, Amazon Now, to major cities across the United Arab Emirates, promising to deliver essential products in as little as 15 minutes with some areas seeing delivery times as low as six minutes. Customers can also choose a two-hour delivery window for thousands of additional items.
Gold Drops Sharply but Remains the Hottest Trade of 2025 – When the Precious Metal Outshines AI on Wall Street
The gold market experienced a steep pullback on Tuesday — tumbling more than 5%, while silver plunged nearly 8%. Yet behind this correction lies not the end of a rally, but rather a pause in one of the most powerful bull runs of the decade, as gold continues to outperform even the artificial intelligence (AI) stocks that have dominated Wall Street this year.
Decoding the Signal: Is Ethereum Ready for a Comeback?
After several weeks of hovering between $4,000 and $5,000, Ethereum (ETH) experienced a sharp sell-off, plunging to around $3,400. However, shortly after, ETH rebounded more than 20%, climbing back to the $4,300 zone. The question now is: Has Ethereum’s next bullish trend truly begun?
Australian Rare Earth Stocks Surge After $8.5 Billion U.S. Critical Minerals Deal
On October 21, 2025, U.S. President Donald Trump and Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese officially signed an $8.5 billion cooperation agreement aimed at strengthening the critical minerals and rare earth supply chain between the two nations.
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When the Trade War Targets the Silver Screen: Trump’s “100% Movie Tariff” Threat and Why It Could Hit Britain the Hardest
U.S. President Donald Trump once again vowed to impose a 100% import tariff on all movies produced outside the United States a clear protectionist move meant to “bring filmmaking jobs back to America.
Gold’s Pullback: A True Reversal or Just a Pause Before the Next Surge?
The nearly $200 drop on Friday (October 17) reflects a combination of both fundamental and psychological factors. So, is this the beginning of a deeper correction, or merely a short-term pause before another explosive move upward?
China’s Economic Growth May Slow in Q3 2025: Signals from GDP, September Data, and Policy Pressures
China’s GDP growth is projected to slow to around 4.8% year-on-year in Q3 2025, down from 5.2% in Q2, marking the weakest pace in a year. Persistent property sector weakness, sluggish domestic demand, trade tensions, and deflationary pressure are the main drags. September data show a mixed picture industrial output up but PMI still below 50, inflation in negative territory, and fixed-asset investment sluggish