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Foreign investors have withdrawn Rs 88,180 crore from Indian equities in March, driven by rising global tensions, a weakening rupee, and high oil prices. This sharp outflow follows a strong February and highlights investor caution due to geopolitical risks and concerns over corporate earnings. Analysts anticipate continued market volatility until...
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India's smartphone market faces a grim outlook as the Middle East crisis impacts demand and supply. Analysts have slashed shipment forecasts for 2026, citing rising essential goods prices and component shortages. The conflict's ripple effects, including disrupted trade routes and potential helium supply issues, are expected to worsen the situation,...
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Global airlines face their worst financial crisis since COVID-19 due to the Iran conflict, wiping over $50 billion off major carriers' market value. Soaring jet fuel prices, now double, threaten ticket price hikes and potential shortages. Executives warn of dampened demand from sustained high fares, while Middle Eastern airlines are hit...
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Middle East crisis fuels oil market volatility, with prices holding above $100 due to disrupted supplies and infrastructure damage. Experts warn of prolonged high prices, potentially lasting years, as key shipping routes remain impacted. Airlines are preparing for sustained elevated fuel costs, while LNG exports face significant cuts.
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Gujarat fishermen will continue to receive subsidised diesel after the Centre rolled back a steep Rs 22.43 per litre price hike for bulk fuel. The state government's intervention successfully shielded the fishing community from increased costs, ensuring diesel remains at previously agreed concessional rates.
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The Iran war's fourth week sees a stark divergence between rising physical oil prices and futures, driven by the Strait of Hormuz closure and infrastructure attacks. Refiners face steep premiums, while trucking, shipping, and airline industries grapple with escalating fuel costs, impacting consumers and the broader economy.
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