Oil prices rose more than 2% in Thursday's global trading as investors focused on uncertainty surrounding a possible US ban on diesel exports.

The average retail price of diesel in the United States surged past $6.50 a gallon over the weekend, as a worsening global fuel crisis threatens economies worldwide.

The average price of diesel fuel in the United States has climbed to an all-time high, surpassing $6.29 per gallon, as tight global refining capacity and the economic fallout from the war with Iran strain supplies and drive up costs across the economy.

Iran's national volleyball team settled for the Asian silver medal after suffering a straight-set defeat against Japan in the final of the Asian Men's Volleyball Championship.

The capital market continued its upward trajectory on the second day of the week, with the Tehran Stock Exchange (TSE) overall index surging by over 153,000 points to enter the 7.4 million-unit channel. This trend indicates that market demand remains robust and the main indices of the TSE and Iran Fara Bourse (IFB) are on track to set new records.

Global gold prices held firm on Thursday, edging higher as a softer U.S. dollar offset hawkish market expectations regarding U.S. monetary policy.

By Zahra Vejdani , Tech Reporter | Borna News Agency: Thailand’s ambassador to Iran has highlighted the scientific and technological potential of the two countries, saying Tehran and Bangkok can expand cooperation in areas including artificial intelligence, agriculture, energy and tourism.

Gold prices fell further in global trading on Monday after strong US employment data strengthened expectations that the Federal Reserve could raise interest rates.

Iranian Minister of Petroleum Mohsen Paknejad has highlighted the uninterrupted export of crude oil, the rapid restoration of damaged facilities, and efforts to maintain production and supply despite US-Israeli attacks on key energy infrastructure, particularly on southern Kharg Island.

Gold prices fell in global trading on Friday and posted a weekly decline after stronger-than-expected US employment data reinforced expectations that the Federal Reserve could raise interest rates.