Chinese President Xi Jinping intends to visit North Korea next year after receiving an invite from North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, South Korea said in a statement from its presidential office on Saturday.
Findings from U.S. intelligence agency would counter Saudi Arabia's explanation for Khashoggi's death, which has changed over time.
China's written response to U.S. demands for trade reforms is unlikely to trigger a breakthrough at talks between Presidents Donald Trump and Xi Jinping later this month, a senior Trump administration official told Reuters on Thursday.
Saudi Arabia's public prosecutor said on Thursday he was seeking the death penalty for five out of 11 suspects charged in the murder of the journalist.
OPEC officials quickly sought to reassure energy market participants on Wednesday, as oil prices fluctuated wildly ahead of a much-anticipated meeting between the influential oil cartel and its allied partners in early December.
Fatih Birol, the IEA executive director, has told CNBC it would be a "miracle" for shale to fill the gap.
Big Oil should do all it can to embrace fast-improving Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the energy industry, according to the United Arab Emirates' (UAE) first minister dedicated to fostering the technology.
Natural gas is expected to overtake coal as the world's second largest energy source after oil by 2030 due to a drive to cut air pollution and the rise in liquefied natural gas use, the International Energy Agency said on Tuesday.
The automated stall-prevention system found on Boeing 737 MAX 8 and MAX 9 models can push a plane's nose down "unexpectedly and so strongly" that pilots can't pull it back up even when flying manually, The Wall Street Journal reported.
The International Monetary Fund has warned that a number of risks could offset economic growth in the Middle East, North Africa, Afghanistan, and Pakistan.
Jeremy Hunt is the first British minister to visit Saudi Arabia since the killing, said its results had to be reviewed before deciding on any consequences.
The liquified natural gas (LNG) market has massive potential, leading energy executives said Monday, but warned the commodity is still too expensive for many consumers around the world.
OPEC and its allies have agreed that technical analysis of the energy market shows a need to cut oil supply from 1 million barrels per day (bpd) from October levels, Saudi Arabia's energy minister Khalid al-Falih said Monday.
A U.S. think tank said it had identified at least 13 of an estimated 20 undeclared missile operating bases inside North Korea.
Amin Nasser tells CNBC there is a commitment to sell shares in the oil giant.
Saudi Arabia is not preparing for a break-up of OPEC, Energy Minister Khalid al-Falih said Monday, adding the group will continue as the global central bank for oil markets for a long time.
OPEC and non-OPEC exporters must stick to a consistent message if they are to avoid exacerbating wild swings in the oil market, Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak said Sunday.
OPEC kingpin Saudi Arabia believes the energy market has overcorrected in recent weeks.
Turkey has given recordings related to the killing of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi to Saudi Arabia, the United States, Germany, France and Britain, President Tayyip Erdogan said.
France's Emmanuel Macron and U.S. President Donald Trump agreed on the need for Europe to bear more of the burden for defense.
Citi polled 64 of their clients and found that more than half have plans to adjust their supply chains, including shifting manufacturing sites or investing in new ones to circumvent further tariffs.
Peter Navarro, U.S. President Donald Trump's trade advisor and a hardliner on China, has been sidelined by the White House — but prospects of a trade deal between the world's two largest economies remain bleak, experts told CNBC.
Hong Kong's housing prices could slump up to 25 percent next year if the trade war between the United States and China worsens and local stocks slide further, according to real-estate and investment management company JLL.
Stocks posted sharp weekly losses on Friday after a strong downturn in technology shares.
Treasury yields slipped on Friday after a top Federal Reserve official said the central bank was getting closer to reaching its neutral rate.
European stocks ended marginally lower on Friday afternoon, as investors continued to closely monitor the ongoing political turmoil in the U.K.
British Trade Secretary Liam Fox told CNBC Friday that a no-deal Brexit still remains a possibility, adding the consequences of such a disorderly divorce from the EU would be "unfortunate."
With a flurry of resignations in Westminster, and speculation that Prime Minister Theresa May could be pushed out, the spotlight has turned away from Brussels and is firmly focused on the political turmoil in the U.K.
European banks desperately need a fully formed banking union to compete with the world's most valuable financial institutions, according to the chief executive of Germany's biggest lender.
Hong Kong's housing prices could slump up to 25 percent next year if the trade war between the United States and China worsens and local stocks slide further, according to real-estate and investment management company JLL.
The U.S. president's absence at the ASEAN meeting may signal to regional allies that Washington is not "as committed to Asia" as they would like, said Alex Capri, visiting senior fellow at the National University of Singapore.
As impressive as India's growth has been, it has not seen that prosperity evenly distributed. And there are other big problems to tackle besides inequality.
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