In the 11th over of New Zealand’s chase on Sunday, Mitchell played the ball to Arshdeep and the bowler threw it straight back at him, hitting the New Zealand batter on the pads.
Published10 Mar, 202611:08pm
Easing from a potential war-driven surge in inflation would likely reduce the chances of central banks raising interest rates which is a positive for non-yielding gold.
Published10 Mar, 202612:18pm
Oil surged to its highest since mid-2022 on fears of supply disruptions after output cuts by Saudi Arabia and other producers. Prices later retreated after Vladimir Putin spoke with Donald Trump and shared proposals for a settlement to the war, easing supply concerns, according to a Kremlin aide.
Updated10 Mar, 202603:55pm
While Asian refiners have been increasing the types of crude they can process to diversify their supplies, there is a limit to how much volume they can handle, as changing grades affects refined-product output and fuel-blending requirements.
Published09 Mar, 202601:43pm
According to analysts, the situation appears to be deteriorating further as upstream oil production has started to shut down, with producers facing storage constraints.
Published09 Mar, 202611:16am
Ahmed Barakat, head of the Kurdish Progressive Democratic Party in Syria, says Iranian Kurdish forces should exercise “extreme caution”.
Updated09 Mar, 202609:02am
He amassed power under his father as a senior figure close to the security forces and the vast business empire they control.
Updated09 Mar, 202607:38am
Iran’s revolutionary theocracy has never been in greater jeopardy, and with the clerical body tasked with naming a new leader ready for an announcement as soon as Sunday, it is hard to predict what might happen next.
Published08 Mar, 202605:59pm
Says surveillance of Americans without judicial oversight and lethal autonomy without human authorisation were lines that deserved more deliberation.
Published08 Mar, 202605:27pm
