Gold Rises by 1% as Dollar Weakens and Oil Prices Fall
Gold prices climbed more than 1% on Wednesday, supported by a weaker U.S. dollar, while falling oil prices eased concerns over global inflation and potential
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Gold Falls to Lowest Level in Over a Month
Gold prices dropped on Wednesday to their lowest level since early February as investors assessed the Federal Reserve decision to keep interest rates unchanged, amid
Japan Grants Funding for 130 MW Solar Project in Gabes
The Embassy of Japan in Tunisia announced that a 130-megawatt photovoltaic energy project in Gabes was selected in February 2026 to benefit from a grant
Dollar Reaches Three-month High Amid Market Tensions
March 16, 2026 – The US dollar rose to its highest level in more than three months last Friday, heading for its second weekly gain
The Richest Men for 2026 by Forbes
The annual list of the world’s richest individuals published by Forbes offers more than a snapshot of personal fortunes. It provides insight into the structure
Tunisia and Islamic Development Bank Discuss Cooperation Plan for 2026–2029
Tunisia is working to expand cooperation with the Islamic Development Bank (IsDB) for the 2026–2029 period, focusing on key sectors such as industry, energy, and
How Much Is the World Losing from the Closure of the Strait of Hormuz?
The British magazine The Economist has revealed the potentially catastrophic consequences of closing the Strait of Hormuz for global energy markets, as shipping traffic has
Tunisia’s Foreign Currency Earnings Rise in Early 2026
Tunisia’s foreign currency earnings increased by 6.7 percent during January and February 2026, reaching 1.4 billion Tunisian dinars, according to recent monetary and financial indicators
Gold Records First Weekly Loss in Five Weeks
Gold recorded its first weekly loss in five weeks despite rising on Friday, owing to a stronger US dollar. The precious metal rose by 1.58
Gold Prices Drop By 4% After Recent Middle East Tensions
Gold prices extended losses on Tuesday as investors moved to lock in profits, despite heightened demand for safe-haven assets amid the escalating US and Israeli