Riyadh Airport Hit Again After Deadly Houthi Attack Leaves People Killed, Hundreds Injured
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Riyadh’s King Khalid International Airport is hit again following a deadly Houthi strike that injured hundreds. The attacks come ahead of major conferences, while the US State Department urges extreme caution when using Saudi airports as fears of a wider conflict grow. Stock and bond futures advance as oil declines after Donald Trump claims a Russia-Ukraine energy ceasefire is in effect. The Nasdaq records a fourth consecutive weekly gain as AI bubble concerns ease. Investors await September US inflation figures, with higher fuel prices expected to lift headline inflation and markets anticipating a 25-basis-point Fed rate increase in December. The week’s economic agenda includes the IMF-World Bank meetings, Singapore’s monetary policy decision and China’s September inflation and trade figures. The International Energy Agency calls on members to consider additional diesel releases as supplies tighten. Goldman Sachs raises its December Brent forecast to $90 a barrel, citing Middle East s
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