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Trump Says 'Cuba Is Next' As He Touts Iran Military Gains— 'Please Pretend I Didn't...'
2026 Mar 28, 1:53am | 576Read More...President Donald Trump told attendees at the Future Investment Initiative (FII) summit in Miami on Friday that Cuba would be the next U.S. target following ongoing military operations against Iran, then quickly added, “Please pretend I didn’t say that.” Trump Sets Sights on Cuba...
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US To Collaborate With Two Brazilian States On Rare Earths, Lithium: Report
2026 Mar 19, 8:07am | 470Read More...Two Brazilian states, Goias and Minas Gerais, known for their abundant reserves of rare earths and lithium, are on the verge of finalizing critical minerals cooperation agreements with the U.S. Ronaldo Caiado, the governor of Goias, signed a preliminary agreement on Wednesday to...
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Trump Hints At 'Taking' Cuba In 'Some Form' Amid Ongoing Bilateral Discussions: 'A Big Honor'
2026 Mar 17, 7:43am | 449Read More...In the wake of a deepening economic crisis in Cuba, President Donald Trump has suggested the possibility of “taking Cuba, in some form.” Speaking to reporters in the Oval Office on Monday, Trump indicated that he could “do anything” with Cuba, considering its current “...
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Money Moves Abroad: Emerging Markets ETF Debuts As Investors Rotate Away From US Stocks
2026 Mar 05, 7:31pm | 469Read More...As the political landscape and high stock valuations in the U.S. lead investors to seek new international markets to invest in, MFS Investment Management has launched a new emerging markets ETF that is actively managed. The asset management company on Wednesday launched the MFS Blended Research...
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Economist Warns China Faces Dual Energy Blow As Venezuela, Iran Oil Access Falters And Export Growth Strategy Stalls
2026 Mar 04, 5:15am | 568Read More...Mohamed A. El-Erian, chief economic adviser at Allianz, the parent company of Pacific Investment Management Company LLC, highlighted the growing energy challenges facing China. Beijing Loses Dual Discount Energy Lifelines El-Erian pointed out in his Tuesday X post that China, which had already lost...
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Iran War: How Global Markets Are Repricing A New Energy Shock
2026 Mar 03, 6:02pm | 1349Read More...Four days into the U.S.-led attack on Iran, global equity markets are drawing a fault line. Two trading sessions have been enough to separate the world into two camps: energy producers and energy importers. The gap between them is widening with every barrel that fails to clear the Strait of Hormuz...
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Trump Escalates Pressure On Cuba With Fuel Quarantine: 'Maybe We'll Have A Friendly Takeover'
2026 Feb 27, 11:58pm | 400Read More...On Friday, President Donald Trump intensified his campaign against Cuba's communist government, suggesting the U.S. could pursue a "friendly takeover" as a sweeping fuel blockade squeezes the island's fragile economy. Fuel Quarantine Deepens Economic Strain Trump told reporters that Cuba's...
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Treasury Department Authorizes Resale Of Venezuelan Oil To Cuba's Private Sector
2026 Feb 26, 4:52am | 503Read More...The U.S. Treasury Department said that it would allow companies to apply for licenses to resell Venezuelan oil to Cuba's private sector on Wednesday — a move that could help ease the island's worsening fuel shortage. The guidance states that any prospective transactions must "support the Cuban...
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Trump Tariffs Reshaped By Supreme Court: Which Countries Gain, Which Lose?
2026 Feb 23, 11:52am | 898Read More...The Supreme Court's decision to strike down President Donald Trump's tariffs under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act reshuffles the global trade deck, but it does not eliminate the tariff regime. Instead, it creates a new map of winners and losers. Goldman Sachs economist Alec...
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Congress Pushed Back On Trump's 'Most Draconian' Foreign Aid Cuts, Policy Group Says: 'Asserted The...Independence'
2026 Feb 20, 9:14am | 388Read More...A new analysis from the Washington Office on Latin America (WOLA) says Congress’ fiscal year 2026 foreign assistance package preserves key human rights and Latin America programs, even as overall international affairs spending declined from prior levels. The $50 billion budget, approved...
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Trump Administration Moves Venezuela Oil Revenue From Qatar To US Treasury As Sales Top $1 Billion
2026 Feb 14, 4:27am | 470Read More...The U.S. has shifted the flow of Venezuelan oil revenue directly into a U.S. Treasury account. US Takes Direct Control Of Venezuela Oil Cash Flow The Donald Trump administration has stopped sending money from Venezuelan oil sales to a U.S.-controlled bank account in Qatar, Energy Secretary Chris...
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US Expands Humanitarian Aid To Cuba, Warns 'Regime Must Not Interfere'
2026 Feb 07, 12:37am | 490Read More...The State Department announced that the Trump administration is expanding humanitarian aid to Cuba by $6 million, building on an initial $3 million program delivered through the Catholic Church and Caritas. A new round of aid is being sent to the Caribbean island, famous for its vibrant culture, in...
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Forget Drilling: Conoco's Venezuela Play Is All About Dollar Signs
2026 Feb 06, 1:37pm | 392Read More...ConocoPhillips (NYSE:COP) isn't eyeing new rigs in Venezuela — it's eyeing a repayment plan. While rivals quietly flirt with Caracas crude, Conoco's message to Wall Street was blunt: the company's priority isn't barrels, it's billions. The playbook is simple — collect first, consider production...
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The AI Boom Just Hit A Wall — Why The Solution Isn't In Silicon Valley, But In Rio
2026 Feb 02, 5:09pm | 581Read More...For most investors, the AI boom still looks like a software story rooted in Silicon Valley. Faster chips, bigger models, smarter code. But the next constraint isn't digital. It's physical. Power grids are maxed out. Interconnection queues stretch for years. Electricity prices are rising just as AI...
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Chevron To Maintain Cap On Venezuela Spending Despite Trump's Investment Push: Report
2026 Jan 30, 8:50am | 767Read More...Despite President Donald Trump‘s call for increased investment in Venezuela, Chevron Corporation (NYSE:CVX) has decided to maintain its current level of capital spending in the country, the U.S. oil major’s finance chief told the Financial Times on Friday. Chevron Continues...
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