1,943 public, source-attributed analyses archived for November 2026. Dates use UTC. Each article links to the originating publisher. News summaries and sentiment are automated, not independent reporting or predictions about future prices.
NEAR has been added to several Bitwise large-cap crypto indexes in the October 30 rebalance, replacing UNI or AVAX depending on the benchmark.
The changes affect the Bitwise 10 Large Cap Crypto Index, its ex-Bitcoin counterpart and the Bitwise 10 Select Large Cap Crypto Index, following an announcement on October 22.
The inclusion could generate additional demand for NEAR from index-tracking products, although actual inflows will depend on fund exposure, constituent weights and execution.
European stock markets traded largely flat as easing oil prices and improved sentiment around U.S.-Iran diplomatic efforts helped offset lingering market concerns.
The STOXX Europe 600 slipped 0.06% to 646.4, while Germany's DAX gained 0.02% and France's CAC 40 advanced 0.04%; the pound also climbed above $1.34.
Further progress in diplomatic efforts could ease geopolitical risk premiums and support European equities, although uncertainty surrounding Iran remains a potential source of volatility.
Grok AI outlines a highly speculative scenario in which Ethereum could reach $18,000–$28,000, with a stretch target above $40,000 by January 1, 2027.
The bullish thesis depends on major financial centers adopting Ethereum as a primary settlement and smart-contract platform for tokenized securities, potentially driving substantial demand for ETH as gas and collateral.
However, the scenario requires extraordinary institutional coordination that the article describes as highly unlikely, making the projected price targets speculative rather than a realistic base case.
Oil prices plunged more than 3.5% as optimism over diplomatic efforts to reach a deal reopening the Strait of Hormuz reduced the geopolitical risk premium.
Brent crude fell 3.9% to $109.04 per barrel, while WTI dropped 4% to $99.94, amid discussions involving Qatari mediators over a potential agreement with Iran.
However, lingering concerns over a possible resumption of U.S. military strikes on Iran could keep oil markets volatile as traders await further developments.
Bitcoin faces a critical week as Binance's $6.3 billion hack fallout, U.S. midterm elections and October jobs data converge, with Binance reporting $3.64 billion in customer net withdrawals on its first day after reopening. BTC has remained relatively resilient near $78,000, while Binance says it has replaced approximately 95% of the stolen funds using its own reserves. Continued withdrawal stability, political developments and upcoming U.S. employment data could determine whether Bitcoin stabilizes around $76,000–$80,000 or faces renewed volatility.
OKX attracted $445 million in 24-hour net inflows as Binance suffered more than $7 billion in outflows following its $6.3 billion hack and temporary withdrawal suspension. Bybit, Gate and Bitget also recorded positive net inflows, while Binance said it had replenished approximately 95% of the affected assets and was restoring withdrawals in phases. Continued capital migration could benefit competing exchanges and their tokens, while sustained Binance outflows could intensify concerns about exchange confidence and liquidity.
Unibase has launched Membase, a shared memory layer that allows multiple AI agents and coding tools to access the same user context. The platform supports Code, Claude Code, Cursor, Codex and ChatGPT through SDK or MCP integration, creating a common memory layer across tools. The launch could strengthen Unibase's position in the AI agent infrastructure market, although the announcement does not introduce changes to UB token economics.
The Nasdaq tumbled more than 700 points as chip stocks fell and investor sentiment weakened. The Fear & Greed Index slipped to 26, remaining in the “Fear” zone.
Intel plunged 29%, while technology stocks led the broader decline. The reported selloff places chipmakers and other major tech-linked equities at the center of the market move, with sentiment data underscoring the cautious backdrop.
Apple, Marriott International and Estée Lauder are among companies scheduled to report earnings before Monday. Inovio received FDA approval, while U.S. Lime posted disappointing results. These developments put upcoming earnings, the FDA decision and U.S. Lime’s performance in focus for the named stocks.
Congresswoman Haley Stevens' support for major crypto legislation highlights bipartisan backing for clearer digital asset regulations, despite growing political divisions ahead of Michigan's Senate election.
Stevens voted for the GENIUS Act and CLARITY Act in July 2025, as well as FIT21 in 2024, supporting regulatory frameworks for stablecoins and broader crypto markets.
Continued bipartisan support could improve the industry's prospects for regulatory clarity and strengthen confidence in the long-term U.S. crypto policy outlook.
LME aluminium may retest the $3,100-per-ton resistance level this week, with a breakout potentially signaling a reversal of its recent downtrend.
A move above $3,100 could open the way toward $3,149-$3,179, while technical support sits at $3,021.
A confirmed breakout could strengthen bullish momentum toward $3,179, but losing $3,021 may expose aluminium to further downside toward $2,939-$2,973.
Asian stocks ended mixed as easing oil prices and hopes of a diplomatic resolution to the Iran conflict offset concerns over massive AI spending and weakening technology shares.
Brent crude fell nearly 3% toward $110 a barrel, while China's Shanghai Composite gained 1.08% and South Korea's Kospi rallied 2.24%.
Continued diplomatic progress with Iran could further ease energy supply concerns, while persistent AI spending worries may pressure global equities.
Asian stocks ended mixed as easing oil prices and hopes of a diplomatic resolution to the Iran conflict offset concerns over massive AI spending and weakening technology shares.
Brent crude fell nearly 3% toward $110 a barrel, while China's Shanghai Composite gained 1.08% and South Korea's Kospi rallied 2.24%.
Continued diplomatic progress with Iran could further ease energy supply concerns, while persistent AI spending worries may pressure global equities.
Binance recorded approximately $6.1 billion in outflows within 24 hours of reopening withdrawals after a $6.3 billion cryptocurrency hack, equivalent to roughly 3.6% of its previously reported holdings. Binance processed $4.649 billion in withdrawals against $1.01 billion in deposits during the first nine and a half hours, while rival OKX recorded approximately $450 million in net inflows. Despite the withdrawals, Binance retained substantial crypto reserves and said it had replenished approximately 95% of the assets affected by the hack, which could help stabilize confidence but may not immediately reverse concerns about exchange security.
Binance's $6.3 billion hack has exposed a critical vulnerability in cryptocurrency exchanges: attackers can drain billions within minutes through compromised withdrawal controls, while blockchain transactions are generally irreversible. Attackers reportedly drained approximately $2.5 billion from a Binance wallet in less than four minutes, while CertiK recorded $1.28 billion in crypto losses during Q3 2026, up nearly 56% quarter over quarter. The growing scale of exchange security failures could intensify regulatory scrutiny, weaken confidence in centralized platforms and increase pressure for stronger custody and withdrawal safeguards.
US gasoline prices have fallen to $3.02 per gallon, their lowest level since August 2026. Gasoline has declined 6.98% over the past four weeks, although prices remain up 57.57% over the last 12 months. Continued weakness in gasoline prices could ease near-term inflationary pressures and support consumer spending, while the sharp annual increase highlights lingering fuel-cost pressures.
Binance recorded $3.64 billion in net outflows after reopening withdrawals following a $6.3 billion hack, marking a significant wave of capital leaving the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange. Between 1 am and 10:30 am EST, Binance processed $4.65 billion in withdrawals against $1.01 billion in deposits, representing 2.1% of its $171 billion in assets under management; the exchange also reserved more than $6.34 billion to cover the losses. Declining withdrawal volumes and continued deposits could help stabilize confidence, but the unprecedented breach may intensify scrutiny of centralized exchanges and pressure crypto-market sentiment.
Binance has restored US dollar withdrawals as it continues recovering its systems following last week's massive cryptocurrency heist. The exchange said euro, yen and other fiat currency withdrawals had already been restored, with dollar withdrawals now available as well. The restoration could help rebuild user confidence and reduce concerns about Binance's operational stability following the security breach.
European energy stocks opened lower after Brent crude fell 2.85% and WTI dropped 3.3% amid renewed U.S.-Iran diplomatic efforts that eased concerns over supply disruptions.
Brent futures fell to $110.23 per barrel and WTI to $100.72, while BP dropped 2.4%, Shell 1.3%, Repsol 1.5% and TotalEnergies 1%.
Continued diplomatic progress could further ease oil supply concerns and pressure crude prices and energy-sector equities.
LME copper may retest critical support at $14,051 per metric ton, with a break below that level potentially opening the way toward $13,654-$13,804.
Copper recently approached support again after a bounce, while resistance stands at $14,375 and a break below $14,051 would confirm a bearish wedge.
Failure to hold support could intensify selling pressure and extend copper's downside toward the projected lower price range, while a resistance breakout could revive upside momentum.
UK natural gas prices eased to around 251 pence per therm as Middle East diplomatic efforts reduced concerns over further escalation, although prices remained near multi-year highs.
Iranian negotiators continued talks with Qatari mediators in Doha, while Gulf LNG supplies remained severely disrupted by security threats around the Strait of Hormuz.
Continued supply disruptions and greater UK reliance on LNG imports this winter could expose natural gas prices to further spikes despite easing geopolitical tensions.
HashKey Cloud and Utila have signed a strategic partnership to explore institutional digital asset infrastructure services, combining staking and yield capabilities with stablecoin and digital asset operations infrastructure. The proposed collaboration covers institutional yield management, payments, custody and compliance controls, with no specific product launch or investment disclosed. The partnership could strengthen institutional adoption of digital asset infrastructure and expand demand for staking and stablecoin services.
Ethena Pay has launched Earn+, an optional rewards product routing customer deposits through an Upshift vault curated by Steakhouse and using Aave V4 lending infrastructure on Avalanche. The strategy supplies USDe and borrows USDT, with withdrawals processed within 24 hours under the stated product terms, while Aave does not operate or manage the vault.
Gold rebounded 0.8% to $3,903.90 per ounce on Monday as falling oil prices eased inflation concerns, offering relief after bullion's sharp selloff to a one-year low. Oil dropped more than 3%, while three Federal Reserve officials signaled support for further rate increases to combat persistent inflation, keeping pressure on non-yielding precious metals.
Palantir is set to report third-quarter earnings on Monday. CEO Alex Karp said the business is “compounding” at a pace the company has not seen before, while Polymarket traders are betting on another earnings beat. The report is the immediate catalyst for Palantir stock, with investor attention centered on whether results support Karp’s growth comments.
London copper rebounded 0.73% to $14,258.5 per metric ton as tightening physical supply and lower oil prices supported the market.
Chile sharply lowered its 2026 copper output forecast, while China's Yangshan copper import premium reached $200 per ton and SHFE-monitored inventories fell more than 75% in six months.
Persistent supply constraints and improving demand conditions could support further copper price gains, although lower oil prices may also ease pressure on industrial metal demand.
Goldman Sachs raised its crude oil price forecasts for 2026 and 2027, citing elevated geopolitical risks and the potential for significant global supply disruptions.
The bank increased its December 2026 Brent forecast to $105 per barrel from $90 and WTI to $94 from $81, while incorporating a 1 million barrels-per-day supply disruption allowance into its 2027 outlook.
Persistent conflicts in the Middle East and Russia-Ukraine could keep oil prices elevated, while changes in Gulf production could produce substantial upside or downside volatility.
SlowMist Chief Information Security Officer 23pds said on November 2 that a malicious application had entered Solana's official dApp Store and appeared in a recommended placement.
The reported issue is a distribution and trust-layer risk: users may assume an app recommended by an official store is safe. According to the warning, entering a wallet seed phrase into such an app could lead to assets being stolen immediately.
The report directly concerns Solana's dApp Store ecosystem. It does not provide price, trading-volume, flow, or other market data for SOL.
China is preparing a third operation of the Securities, Fund and Insurance Companies Swap Facility (SFISF), with more than 30 institutions signaling interest.
According to Securities Times, financial regulators held separate meetings with securities companies, fund companies and commercial banks to further refine the SFISF and stock buyback and stake-increase relending tools. The policy focus is on liquidity support for securities firms, fund managers and insurers, alongside lending linked to corporate share repurchases and increased holdings.
Key operational details to watch are the scale of the third SFISF operation, eligibility requirements and institutional uptake. These factors could determine how directly the tools support capital-market liquidity and corporate repurchase activity.
Bitcoin fell approximately 7.3% in October, ending a three-month winning streak as exchange-related concerns and weakening institutional demand pressured crypto market sentiment.
Binance customers withdrew a net $3.64 billion after withdrawals resumed, while U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $643 million in outflows Friday, their largest daily withdrawal since June 25.
Continued ETF outflows and exchange withdrawal pressure could limit Bitcoin's recovery and increase downside volatility despite its rebound toward $78,500.
The U.S. dollar edges lower as investors turn cautious ahead of Tuesday's midterm elections, with the DXY index slipping 0.1% to 101.811.
Investors are also watching the Treasury's Quarterly Refunding Announcement, where changes to long-term bond issuance or buybacks could influence dollar direction.
Election uncertainty and potential adjustments to Treasury debt management could intensify short-term volatility in the U.S. dollar.
Copper futures climbed toward $6.50 per pound on Monday, snapping a two-day decline as technology-sector selling eased and market sentiment improved.
Copper also received support from falling oil prices and news that Chilean third-quarter production dropped to its lowest level in at least two decades.
Continued supply constraints in Chile and renewed AI-related infrastructure demand could support further upside in copper prices.
Malaysia's palm oil exports surged 73% month-on-month during October 1-31, according to AmSpec.
The reported increase highlights a substantial acceleration in Malaysian palm oil export volumes compared with September.
The sharp export growth could signal stronger international demand and potentially support palm oil prices, although absolute export volumes were not provided.
Malaysia's palm oil exports reached 1,649,495 tons between October 1 and October 31, according to AmSpec.
The reported figure covers the full October 1-31 period, with no comparative export data provided.
The export volume could provide a reference point for assessing Malaysian palm oil supply conditions and potential price direction.
Lookonchain monitoring cited by PANews shows that a whale deposited 1.49 million SOL to multiple exchanges over the past 10 days, with the tokens valued at about $148.77 million.
The transfers place a sizable amount of SOL on exchange venues, which can increase potential sell-side supply, though the deposits do not confirm that the whale has sold or intends to sell the tokens. The key development for SOL is whether the tokens move onward from exchanges or remain parked.
Japanese rubber futures fell 0.97% to 438.1 yen/kg on Monday, extending a three-week decline as weaker oil prices and falling Tokyo shares pressured the commodity.
The Osaka Exchange contract has dropped 3.8% over three weeks from its 15-year high of 459.8 yen, while oil prices fell more than 3% and Shanghai rubber futures gained 0.68%.
Continued weakness in oil, global equities and Chinese economic conditions could intensify downside pressure on Japanese rubber futures.
Rising electricity and gasoline costs are putting growing financial pressure on voters across eight key US swing states ahead of the November 3 midterm elections, with household energy spending up 13% to 17% year-on-year.
Average household spending on electricity and gasoline increased approximately $54 per month, while disruptions to Strait of Hormuz shipments and rising electricity demand have contributed to higher costs.
Persistently elevated energy prices could intensify inflation concerns, increase political pressure on policymakers and keep energy markets sensitive to Middle East developments.
Indonesia's primary and unwrought alloyed aluminium exports fell approximately 37% month-on-month in September, signaling a sharp slowdown in overseas shipments.
Exports totaled 99,766.59 metric tons in September, compared with 157,222 tons in August, while January-September shipments reached 799,199 tons.
The decline in Indonesian supply could tighten regional aluminium availability and potentially influence global aluminium market dynamics.
A trader’s 5,200 ETH long position, valued at about $11.91 million, has a stated liquidation price of $2,262—just $29 below the referenced market price. The position reportedly showed an unrealized profit of $145,000.
The trader increased the position by 1,975 ETH over five hours, from 3,225 ETH at 07:00 to 5,200 ETH. Additions were cited near $2,270 at 07:00 and near $2,310 at 11:00, with an average entry around $2,291. The reported opening average was raised to $2,263, while the liquidation level moved to $2,262, leaving less than $1 between those figures.
The account reportedly holds $385,000 against the ETH position, implying leverage of more than 30x. The source also states that a HYPE long was closed at a loss, leaving the ETH position as the account’s only remaining derivatives trade. A 1.3% ETH pullback from the stated price would trigger liquidation, according to the source.
Oil prices plunged more than 3% as renewed US-Iran diplomatic efforts eased fears of Middle East supply disruptions, reversing part of October's rally.
January Brent crude fell 3.4% to $109.61 per barrel, while December WTI dropped 3.6% to $100.39, as OPEC+ producers agreed to keep December output targets unchanged.
Uncertainty surrounding Strait of Hormuz reopening and potential renewed US-Iran military action could trigger sharp volatility and limit further downside in crude prices.
Bitcoin recovered above $78,000 after a historic $6.3 billion Binance security breach triggered a sharp cryptocurrency sell-off on Friday.
BTC traded around $78,233 on Monday after touching $76,377, while Binance resumed customer withdrawals and said it had replaced approximately 95% of the stolen assets.
Despite the recovery, lingering exchange security concerns and the unresolved 5% of stolen assets could keep pressure on crypto market sentiment and limit Bitcoin's upside.
Oil prices dropped more than 3% as hopes of a US-Iran diplomatic breakthrough eased immediate supply disruption fears, sending oil-linked ETFs USO and UCO lower.
Brent fell 3% to $110.05 per barrel and WTI declined 3.3% to $100.71, while Goldman Sachs reportedly raised its December Brent forecast from $90 to $105 per barrel amid persistent Middle East supply risks.
Renewed US-Iran hostilities or attacks on energy infrastructure could trigger another oil rally, while successful de-escalation could extend the downward pressure on crude prices.
Scroll has launched a holdings checker to help users review their token and DeFi positions ahead of an upcoming network transition.
The official bridge will continue supporting transfers between Scroll and Ethereum, while users must individually close or manage DeFi positions and authorize withdrawals through their own wallets.
The planned transition to a permissioned network and migration of SCR and USX to Ethereum mainnet could significantly reshape Scroll's ecosystem, although the timeline and governance approval remain pending.
ChinaAMC (HK) aims to launch a tokenization platform designed to provide transparent and liquid access to tokenized assets.
CEO Tian Gan outlined the company's ambition to build the platform under a robust regulatory framework during Hong Kong FinTech Week.
The initiative could strengthen institutional adoption of tokenization and accelerate the development of regulated digital-asset infrastructure in Hong Kong.
South Korea's financial regulator is urging domestic cryptocurrency exchanges to strengthen security measures following a reported $6.3 billion theft at Binance last week.
The Financial Services Commission held an emergency meeting with local exchanges and ordered immediate measures, including continuous transaction monitoring, stronger unauthorized-access detection, increased cold-wallet ratios, and higher reserve deposits.
Stricter security requirements could increase compliance costs for exchanges while strengthening investor protection and reducing cryptocurrency custody risks.
Chicago wheat futures retreated toward a four-month low as expectations of increased Russian exports outweighed strong demand for US grain, keeping pressure on prices.
The most-traded CBOT wheat contract fell 0.3% to $6.01-3/4 per bushel, extending a decline of approximately 25% from its early September high as bearish speculative positioning and improving Black Sea supply prospects weighed on the market.
Wheat could face further downside pressure from expectations of larger global harvests, although renewed Black Sea shipping disruptions and geopolitical tensions may limit losses and trigger a recovery.
Bitcoin recovered above $78,000 on Monday after Friday's historic $6.3 billion Binance security breach triggered a sharp crypto market selloff, but BTC remains below the $80,000 level.
Bitcoin traded at $78,233 after briefly falling to $76,377, while Binance resumed customer withdrawals and said it had replaced approximately 95% of the stolen assets.
Despite the partial recovery, lingering exchange security concerns and upcoming U.S. economic and political events could intensify volatility and pressure Bitcoin's recovery.
Gold rebounded 0.9% to $3,907.94 per ounce on Monday after weaker oil prices eased inflation concerns and investors assessed signals from the Federal Reserve.
The recovery followed Friday's 3.5% selloff to a one-year low, while three Fed officials advocated further interest rate increases to combat persistent inflation.
Gold could face continued near-term pressure from technical selling and expectations of higher interest rates, despite temporary relief from softer energy prices.
Binance says customer withdrawals are stabilizing after a $6.3 billion theft, with the exchange replenishing approximately 95% of the stolen assets, or roughly $6 billion. By November 1, BTC, ETH, USDT, BNB and ZEC were restored to 100% backing, while Binance resumed withdrawals in phases and published a Proof of Reserves snapshot. Stabilizing outflows and restored customer backing could help rebuild crypto market confidence, although the unprecedented breach may keep security concerns elevated.
India's stock market surged on Monday, with the Sensex gaining more than 1,000 points and the Nifty touching 23,360 as falling crude prices and Reliance Industries' strong rally lifted sentiment. WTI crude dropped 1.90% to $100.98 per barrel amid progress in US–Iran negotiations, while Reliance Industries climbed nearly 5% following strong quarterly results. Sustained diplomatic progress and lower oil prices could support further gains in Indian equities, although renewed geopolitical escalation could quickly reverse the rally.
Nearly 1 billion barrels of oil have been drained from global inventories since the Strait of Hormuz shipping disruption began following the US-Israeli war on Iran, ADNOC CEO Sultan Al Jaber says. Al Jaber warned that the disruption has significantly eroded the world's oil supply buffers, highlighting the scale of the inventory drawdown. Continued supply disruptions could intensify global oil market tightness and increase upward pressure on crude prices.
Apple and Palantir are scheduled to report earnings after the U.S. market closes on Nov. 2, with both conference calls set for 06:00 Beijing time on Nov. 3.
Ahead of the releases, Apple shows large bullish and bearish positioning clustered closely around the current spot price. Palantir has received target-price increases from multiple institutions, while its options market is pricing an implied move of more than 13%.
The key focus is whether earnings and forward guidance validate those expectations. Investors will be watching management commentary on AI demand, spending outlook, and forward guidance rather than headline results alone.
Indian government bonds rallied as falling crude prices eased inflation concerns amid hopes of a US-Iran peace deal.
Brent crude dropped 3.2% to $109.75 per barrel, while the benchmark 2036 bond yield fell 5.5 basis points to 7.3612% and the rupee strengthened 0.08% to 94.87 per dollar.
A sustained decline in oil prices could further ease India's inflation pressures and reduce expectations of aggressive RBI rate hikes.
Cosmos contributors are preparing a public governance review of proposed changes to ATOM tokenomics, with three economic mechanisms set to be evaluated separately.
The research covers issuance rules, longer-term staking incentives and a potential mechanism for directing future Hub revenue into rewards, with process details expected around November 20 and reviews beginning in early December.
The proposals could reshape ATOM's long-term supply and reward dynamics, but their actual impact will depend on community approval and the final mechanisms.
Lookonchain data cited by PANews shows a whale wallet bought 27,553 ETH over the past five hours, spending $62.97 million at an average purchase price of $2,286 per ETH.
The transaction is a concentrated large-ticket ETH accumulation event. The reported $2,286 average acquisition price provides a reference point for the position, while the available data identifies a single whale wallet rather than broader market-wide activity.
European shares are expected to open higher as Brent crude prices fell more than 3% below $110 a barrel, easing inflation fears and concerns over energy supply disruptions.
Hopes for a diplomatic resolution to the Iran conflict grew following comments from Marco Rubio and ongoing discussions involving Iranian officials and Qatari mediators, while Brent had gained 13.6% in October.
Further progress toward de-escalation could ease energy-driven inflation pressures and support European equities, although geopolitical risks remain elevated.
U.S. stock index futures moved broadly higher, led by Nasdaq 100 futures, which rose more than 1%.
S&P 500 futures gained 0.53%, while Dow Jones futures advanced 0.41%. The move places growth-oriented equities at the forefront of the futures-market advance, with follow-through in the Nasdaq 100, S&P 500 and Dow futures as the immediate market focus.
The reported gains apply to futures contracts; no cash-market performance, trading volume, capital flows or individual stock moves were provided.
The U.S. is backing a potential resumption of Russian natural-gas deliveries to Europe through Ukraine as negotiators explore an energy ceasefire ahead of winter.
The proposal could route Russian gas sales through a U.S. intermediary, while Europe faces its lowest seasonal gas reserves in several years and existing EU legislation requires Russian gas purchases to be phased out by the end of 2027.
A potential restart could ease European energy prices and create opportunities for U.S. investors, but political opposition and sanctions-related obstacles could complicate the plan.
US gasoline futures dropped to $3.04 per gallon, reaching their lowest level in over two months as easing Middle East tensions and weakening fuel demand pressured prices.
US gasoline inventories unexpectedly increased by 3.8 million barrels, while gasoline supplied fell by 624,000 barrels per day to 8.36 million bpd.
Continued inventory growth and diplomatic progress could put further downward pressure on gasoline prices, although inventories remain 2% below their five-year seasonal average.
Jordan raised November petrol prices as rising global fuel costs and regional geopolitical tensions continue to pressure energy markets.
90-octane petrol increased by JD0.030 to JD1.080 per litre, while 95-octane petrol rose by JD0.015 to JD1.375; diesel and kerosene prices remained unchanged.
Continued geopolitical uncertainty and elevated global fuel costs could sustain upward pressure on regional energy prices, while government subsidies may limit the impact on consumers.