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Temporary Calm in Iran Conflict Masks Broader Middle East War Risk
BY Putri Anggraeni • July 27, 2026
Standard Chartered Sees Oil Market Risks in Middle East
BY Putri Anggraeni • July 27, 2026
Standard Chartered warns of risks to the oil market due to the Middle East conflict. Read how the Iran-Pakistan negotiations could impact energy prices and Bren
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Discover how UCLA researchers convert plastic waste into hydrogen fuel with a new alkaline thermal treatment method.
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Nadin Ramadhani • July 25, 2026
ADNOC crude tender details: Abu Dhabi National Oil Company sells millions of barrels despite rising shipping risks and Red Sea attacks. Read the full report.
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Temporary Calm in Iran Conflict Masks Broader Middle East War Risk
By Putri Anggraeni July 27, 2026
Temporary calm masks broader Middle East war risk. Monitor US-Iran tensions and Red Sea shipping as Netanyahu visits Washington.
Standard Chartered Sees Oil Market Risks in Middle East
By Putri Anggraeni July 27, 2026
Standard Chartered warns of risks to the oil market due to the Middle East conflict. Read how the Iran-Pakistan negotiations could impact energy prices and Bren
UCLA Researchers Convert Plastic Waste Into Hydrogen Fuel
By Sasha Sulistio July 26, 2026
Discover how UCLA researchers convert plastic waste into hydrogen fuel with a new alkaline thermal treatment method.
ADNOC issues seventh crude tender despite shipping risks
By Nadin Ramadhani July 25, 2026
ADNOC crude tender details: Abu Dhabi National Oil Company sells millions of barrels despite rising shipping risks and Red Sea attacks. Read the full report.
Oil hits $100 amid deepening supply crisis
By Sasha Sulistio July 24, 2026
Oil hits $100 amid deepening supply crisis. Brent crude breaks key mark as shipping routes face disruption. Read the full analysis here.
ALP supports mandatory super for under‑18 workers
By Sasha Sulistio July 24, 2026
Mandatory super for under‑18 workers could reshape retirement savings in Australia as the ALP pledges to remove the hours‑based hurdle.
Super funds to simplify comparison labels
By Putri Anggraeni July 22, 2026
Super funds will introduce standardised labels to help Australians compare investment options and make better retirement decisions.
Veteran takes strategy role at NGS Super
By Putri Anggraeni July 20, 2026
NGS Super appoints veteran Nick Callil as head of strategy, using his superannuation strategy expertise to boost retirement planning and member outcomes.
Super fund uses AI to improve retirement planning
By Putri Anggraeni July 19, 2026
See how a super fund uses AI to improve retirement planning with new conversational tools and complex projection guides.
Fund pressure forces CEO pay to stay domestic
By Nadin Ramadhani July 19, 2026
CEO pay in Australia stays domestic as fund pressure curbs salaries, with superannuation investors urging boards to limit executive compensation despite modest
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