Japanese stock indices fell at the end of the morning trading session on the Tokyo Stock Exchange on Tuesday.

Bloomberg revealed that the European Union will propose adding about 50 individuals and 30 entities to the fifteenth new package of sanctions against Russia.

Japanese stock indices rose in Monday's morning trading session on the Tokyo Stock Exchange.

Global gold prices rose today, approaching the highest level in three weeks, supported by the decline of the dollar and the demand for safe havens, while investors await more data to clarify the expectations of the US Federal Reserve's monetary policy.

The Muscat Stock Exchange "30" index of Oman fell by 41.4 points, or 0.91 percent, on Monday, to close at 4518.95 points, compared to the last trading session, which amounted to 4560.39 points.

Minister of Economy, Industry and Investment Eng. Moeen al-Mahaqeri visited on Monday the Yemeni factory for manufacturing and filling gas cylinders.

Muscat Stock Exchange Index "30" closed Sunday at 4560.39 points, down 48.5 points, or 1.05 percent, compared to the last trading session, which amounted to 4608.84 points.

Russia's exports to the European Union in September exceeded three billion euros for the first time in six months.

The Central Bank of Russia set on Friday the exchange rate of major currencies against the ruble as it raised the US dollar exchange rate by 46 kopecks, compared to the previous day's price, to reach 100.6798 rubles.

Gold prices are heading for their best performance in a year today, supported by safe-haven demand, while investors are awaiting signs of US interest rate cuts.

The dollar rose slightly on Thursday, amid efforts to clarify the policies proposed by US President-elect Donald Trump and the Federal Reserve's decision on interest rates.

Gold prices rose today, Thursday, for the fourth consecutive session, supported by increased demand for safe havens amid the escalation of the Russian-Ukrainian war, at a time when investors are awaiting indicators of interest rates in the United States.

The US dollar on Wednesday declined to its lowest in one week against other main currencies, after its increase following the election of Donald Trump as a president.

Gold prices rose for the third consecutive session to their highest level in a week today, Wednesday, driven by the weakness of the dollar and the escalation of tensions between Russia and Ukraine, which boosted demand for safe-haven assets.

The media of the Zionist enemy discussed Tuesday the situation in the airports of the Zionist entity and the suspension of most foreign airlines flights to the entity until further notice, in light of the ongoing war.

Gold prices rose to the highest level in a week on Tuesday, as the US dollar weakened, while the market awaits comments from Federal Reserve officials to get signals about the path of US interest rates.

Oman's Muscat 30 index fell 7.6 points, or 0.16 percent, on Monday, to close at 4618.30 points, compared to the last trading session of 4625.88 points.

Gold prices rose today after a sharp decline last week, but expectations of fewer U.S. interest rate cuts limited the recovery.

The Director General of Russia's Rosoboronexport, Alexander Mikheyev, confirmed on Sunday that the arms export contracts signed during 2024 reached a record level of $55 billion.

The Muscat Stock Exchange (MSM) last week hit new declines as demand for blue-chip shares fell, while most of the liquidity went to OQ E&P, which listed on the exchange on Oct. 28 and last week accounted for more than 77 percent of total turnover.