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    A football match between Serbia and the Netherlands is attracting widespread search interest across multiple countries, including the United States, the United Kingdom, Germany, Canada, Singapore and India. Dutch media are discussing the probable Netherlands line-up, with reports suggesting Xavi could feature and two changes being made to the team. The fixture is trending in several European and international markets.

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    Trump says Iran war will be over 'soon,' predicts oil prices will plunge●Trump says Iran war will be over β€˜soon,’ predicts oil prices will plungeβœ‰newsWar1 h ago

    President Donald Trump said the conflict with Iran will be over 'soon' and predicted oil prices will plunge once it ends. His comments come as markets watch the Middle East conflict closely, with energy prices sensitive to any escalation or de-escalation. Observers are weighing whether the forecast reflects genuine expectations of a rapid resolution or an attempt to calm markets.

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    Court Clears Ohio to Regulate Kalshi Sports Betting Contractsβ–ΌSixth Circuit rules Ohio can regulate Kalshi sports contractsβœ‰newsWorldLaw & Courts26 min ago

    A federal appeals court for the Sixth Circuit has ruled that Ohio can move ahead with regulating Kalshi's sports event contracts, a decision with implications for the fast-growing market in prediction and event-based trading. The ruling signals that state gambling regulators may have authority over such contracts, a outcome being watched closely by both prediction market platforms and state regulators nationwide.

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    Court Ruling Reshapes Kalshi's Event Contracts Business●Court Ruling Impacts Kalshi and Event Contractsβœ‰newsWorldLaw & Courts1 h ago

    A court ruling is affecting Kalshi, the prediction market platform that lets users trade contracts on the outcomes of real-world events. The decision is expected to influence how event contracts are regulated and offered, with potential consequences for Kalshi's operations and the wider event-contracts industry. Observers are watching closely for how regulators and the company respond to the ruling.