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Vessels Partially Blocked in Belgium's Port of Antwerp Due to Oil Spill

The Port of Antwerp in Belgium said Friday the passage of vessels were blocked due to an oil spill during a bunkering operation.The Scheldt Dock was closed early morning but was reopened to shipping hours around early afternoon. On the other hand, the Deurganck Dock, where the oil spill occurred, remains closed. The port added the Zandvliet and Berendrecht locks are also closed due to the presence of oil slicks.European refineries operated by Exxon Mobil Corp. (XONA.F) and TotalEnergies SE (TTE.PA, TTE.L) are located in the port, as reported by Bloomberg News.Exxon and TotalEnergies did not immediately respond to a request for comment from.

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International18d ago

US March CPI Energy Prices Up 10.9%, Gasoline Prices Up 21.2%, Accounts for Nearly 75% of Overall CPI Gain

Mining & Metals18d ago

Seabridge Gold Reports Delay in Decision to Issue Construction Permits for KSM Mitchell Treaty Tunnels Project

Seabridge Gold (SEA.TO) said Friday that a government decision to issue permit amendments for the construction and operation of the Mitchell Treaty Tunnels (MTT) in British Columbia over their full length has been delayed.The MTT is a key infrastructure component of Seabridge's KSM project, comprising two parallel tunnels connecting the mining operations in the Mitchell Valley with the processing operations in the Treaty Valley.The company said it has received a letter from the Ministry of Mining and Critical Minerals of British Columbia that referenced a legal action filed by Tudor Gold (TUD.V). About 12.5 kilometers of the MTT will pass through mineral claims owned by Tudor.

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Asia Markets18d ago

Emirati Stocks Close Higher Ahead of US-Iran Talks in Pakistan

Markets in the United Arab Emirates closed the last day of the trading week on a positive note, with investor sentiment buoyed by upcoming negotiations between the US and Iran in Pakistan over the weekend.At the close of trading, the FTSE ADX General Index was little changed at 0.021% in the green, while the DFM General Index added 0.382%."Peace talks between the US and Iran, mediated by the Pakistani prime minister, are scheduled to begin on Saturday, but tensions remain high due to disagreements over the agenda," Danske Bank said in a note. "Iran insists on its ten-point plan, which White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt claims President Trump 'literally threw in the garbage.' Further complicating the situation are disputes over whether the ceasefire terms should extend to Lebanon, after Israel's deadly attacks there on Wednesday."Still, oil prices climbed amid concerns over the fragile ceasefire deal, with Brent crude futures up 0.05% to $97.916 per barrel at 3:40 pm UAE time on Friday.Back at home, the UAE's Ministry of Defence confirmed in a Thursday statement that the country's airspace remained free of any air threats, with no ballistic and cruise missile attacks from Iran.Amid a quiet day on the corporate side, Emirates Insurance Co. (ADX:EIC) shares ended the session 2.63% lower after the insurer resumed trading on Friday. The resumption follows submission of the insurance company's annual general meeting results to the Abu Dhabi bourse, which included shareholder approval for a cash dividend of 0.6 Emirati dirham per share for 2025.Stocks of Dubai Islamic Insurance & Reinsurance (DFM:AMAN), d/b/a Aman, closed the session 0.58% in the red. The insurance company published an invitation for its annual general meeting on April 30, 2026, where it will seek approval for the nondistribution of dividends for 2025.

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Financial News · Live Terminal

Vessels Partially Blocked in Belgium's Port of Antwerp Due to Oil Spill

US March CPI Energy Prices Up 10.9%, Gasoline Prices Up 21.2%, Accounts for Nearly 75% of Overall CPI Gain

Seabridge Gold Reports Delay in Decision to Issue Construction Permits for KSM Mitchell Treaty Tunnels Project

Vessels Partially Blocked in Belgium's Port of Antwerp Due to Oil Spill

US March CPI Energy Prices Up 10.9%, Gasoline Prices Up 21.2%, Accounts for Nearly 75% of Overall CPI Gain

Seabridge Gold Reports Delay in Decision to Issue Construction Permits for KSM Mitchell Treaty Tunnels Project

Baylin Technologies Settles Litigation With SpaceBridge

Brief: Canada's Average Hourly Wages Among Employees Accelerate by 4.7% Y/Y in March

Brief: Canada's Unemployment Rate Unchanged at 6.7% in March; MUFG Says Consensus Saw at 6.8%

US March Core CPI Rises 0.2% Vs. Expected 0.3% Increase, Prior 0.2% Gain

US March CPI Rises 0.9% Vs. Expected 0.9% Increase, Prior 0.3% Gain

Brief: Canada Gains 14,000, or 0.1% M/M, Jobs in March: MUFG Says Consensus Saw 14,500 Increase

China Longyuan Power's Output Slides 17% in March

Scotiabank Awaiting Friday's Labor Report in Canada

Be Friends Logs 1% Boost in Q1 Gross Merchandise Volume

OMV Supervisory Board Committee Proposes New CEO

KOF Global Barometers Diverge in April

Shandong Hi-Speed's Output Climbs 14% in December

China Zheshang Bank Names President, Chief Compliance Officer

Antwerp Port in Belgium Blocked by Oil Spill Near Exxon Mobil, TotalEnergies Refineries

ICRA Affirms AA- Rating on Kalyan Jewellers' Bank Financing; Outlook Stable

U.S. CPI and Canadian Jobs Data "Might Be Worth a Glimpse Or Two", Despite "Rather Bland" Market Tone, says Scotiabank

Emirati Stocks Close Higher Ahead of US-Iran Talks in Pakistan