Aarav Shen

Aarav Shen is an esteemed journalist with over 15 years of experience reporting on business, finance, and economics. With a rich background that spans from Southeast Asia to the heart of Wall Street, Aarav offers a piercing global perspective on market dynamics and economic policy. His work, recognized for its depth and clarity, has shaped international dialogue, making him a trusted voice in a complex industry. Currently based in Hong Kong, he distills intricate financial trends into compelling narratives for a worldwide audience.

Global Powers Urge Ceasefire Inclusion for Lebanon Amid Escalating Israeli Strikes

France and other global powers urge the inclusion of Lebanon in the US-Iran ceasefire amid escalating Israeli strikes, raising concerns about regional stability and the fragility of the truce.

China’s Record Oil Purchase Propels Brazil’s Exports to Historic Highs

China's record oil purchase in March has propelled Brazil's monthly oil exports to their second-highest level ever, driven by global energy realignments and Middle East disruptions.

China Steps Up Battle Against False Medical Ads on National TV

China has eliminated all false medical advertisements from national TV channels as part of a campaign to protect public health and consumer trust. Learn about the crackdown, its impact, and future oversight measures.

Chile Dismantles Massive Copper Theft Ring Shipping Millions to China

Chile has dismantled a massive copper theft ring that shipped an estimated $917 million worth of stolen copper to China over five years. Learn about 'Operation High Voltage', the arrests, seizures, and the methods used by the sophisticated criminal network.

Oil Prices Poised to Skyrocket Past $150 Amid Escalating Middle East Tensions, J.P. Morgan Warns

J.P. Morgan warns that escalating Middle East tensions and supply disruptions could push oil prices above $150 per barrel, highlighting the vulnerability of key oil-producing nations and the Strait of Hormuz.

Geopolitical Tensions and Market Jitters Force Global Companies, Including Visma, to Postpone IPO Plans

Global companies, including Visma, are delaying IPOs due to Middle East conflict and market volatility, impacting various sectors and startups worldwide.

China Orders Refiners To Sustain Fuel Output As Middle East War Disrupts Oil Flows

China has instructed independent oil refiners to maintain fuel production at last year’s levels, even if it means operating at a loss, to ensure domestic supply amid war-driven oil disruptions and surging prices.

US Lawmakers Seek Sweeping Ban on Chinese Autos and Auto Parts Amid Trade Tensions

US lawmakers, led by Senator Bernie Moreno, are pushing for a comprehensive ban on Chinese autos and auto parts, citing national security and fair competition concerns. The proposed legislation aims to extend restrictions beyond imports to include technology and software, drawing mixed reactions globally.

Middle East Oil Benchmark Under Siege: Iran Conflict Sparks Price Surge and Market Chaos

The Dubai oil benchmark faces unprecedented stress as the Iran conflict halts Strait of Hormuz exports, driving prices to record highs and forcing market participants to seek alternatives.

China’s Venture Capital Sees Record Q1 Surge Driven by State-Led Technology Investments

China's venture capital funding is set to hit a record in Q1 2026, driven by a significant state-led push into AI, robotics, and other key technologies.

Chinese Chipmakers Rise as Local Market Share Surges and Nvidia’s Dominance Fades

Chinese chipmakers are gaining ground, now nearing half of the local market, as Nvidia loses its dominant position. Government support, supply chain resilience, and import restrictions drive this transformation in China's semiconductor industry.

SK Hynix Under Scrutiny: U.S. ITC Launches Probe into High Bandwidth Memory Patent Dispute

The U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) has launched an investigation into SK Hynix over a patent dispute concerning its high bandwidth memory (HBM) technology, raising concerns for Korean chipmakers.

OPEC Oil Production Suffers Sharp Decline in March Amidst War-Related Export Disruptions

OPEC's oil production saw a significant drop in March due to war-related export cuts, with Iraq and Nigeria being major contributors to the decline, according to a Reuters survey.

Omani LNG Arrives in Germany Amidst Gulf Supply Chain Fears

Germany receives its first Omani LNG shipments amid Middle East disruptions, highlighting efforts to diversify energy sources while concerns about indirect LNG reliance persist.

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