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Flights resume from Kabul airport as people scramble to leave Afghanistan
Flights resume from Kabul airport as people scramble to leave Afghanistan.

Evacuation flights resumed from Kabul’s international airport Tuesday after a frenzied and panic-filled day that saw thousands of Afghans swarm the tarmac, including some who fell off departing planes in desperate attempts to get out of Afghanistan. Images from Hamid.

Gold: climbing uphill only to plummet off a cliff
Gold: climbing uphill only to plummet off a cliff.

Gold added for the sixth consecutive trading session, showing persistent but very cautious gains. Sustained buying brought the price closer to 1800, almost recovering from a violent two-day sell-off after a strong NFP. Despite steady buying, downside risks still prevail.

Chaotic scenes at Kabul airport as Afghans and foreign nationals flee Taliban
Chaotic scenes at Kabul airport as Afghans and foreign nationals flee Taliban.

Thousands of Afghans have amassed on the tarmac at Kabul’s international airport in the hours following the Taliban’s breach of the city. The chaotic scenes at Hamid Karzai International Airport Monday captured by news crews and cell phones convey a.

Euro actively buying back against the Franc, Pound
Euro actively buying back against the Franc, Pound.

The EURCHF pair came to life last week, reversing upwards from eight-month lows at 1.07 for no reason, rising to 1.0840 for the week. It could well be another session of intervention by the Swiss National Bank, which has repeatedly.

China’s market has further room to fall
China’s market has further room to fall.

Asian markets remain under pressure on Friday, despite the highs of the US markets and a brisk strengthening of European indices. Hong Kong’s Hang Seng lost 0.5%, and the China A50 blue-chip index was down 0.2%. At the same time,.

U.K. Wages Rise With Post-Lockdown Scramble for Staff
U.K. Wages Rise With Post-Lockdown Scramble for Staff.

U.K. wages are rising as companies scramble to recruit workers to help them recover after the last coronavirus restrictions eased in July, a survey showed. The Recruitment & Employment Confederation, whose jobs report was one of the first to flag.

Stock futures are flat after S&P 500 closes at another record high
Stock futures are flat after S&P 500 closes at another record high.

Stock futures held steady in early morning trading on Friday as the S&P 500 seeks to end a winning week on a high note. Futures on the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose just 20 points. S&P 500 futures and Nasdaq.

This map shows the latest Covid outbreak in mainland China
This map shows the latest Covid outbreak in mainland China.

New pockets of Covid-19 cases have emerged in parts of mainland China in the last few weeks as the highly infectious delta variant spreads across the country. So far this month, locally transmitted cases reported in mainland China have climbed.

China’s zero-Covid policy is so strict that it shut down a whole shipping terminal after just one case
China’s zero-Covid policy is so strict that it shut down a whole shipping terminal after just one case.

China has shut down a key terminal at its Ningbo-Zhoushan port, the third busiest port in the world, after one worker was found to be infected by Covid — a move that will likely put further pressure on already stretched.

Oil could sink
Oil could sink.

Oil has rallied over the past two days to $71.2/bbl Brent, but clouds are gathering above, which under adverse circumstances could turn into a storm that could wash away much of the gains of the recent rally. Brent gained support.

Climate change is making people think twice about having children
Climate change is making people think twice about having children.

A growing number of people are reluctant to bring a child into a world that’s set to be ravaged by climate change in the coming decades. It comes shortly after the United Nations issued a “code red for humanity” as.

China’s tech giants generate billions for investors — but small businesses are being squeezed
China’s tech giants generate billions for investors — but small businesses are being squeezed.

Investors in Chinese companies were caught off guard this summer by Beijing’s actions against homegrown tech giants, including comments about overseas-listed shares. One of the surprises was a mandate in late July that Chinese education businesses should restructure and remove.

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