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"So What?": Economic Adviser Shamika Ravi Shrugs Off Rupee-At-100 Panic
She acknowledged that prices would rise as part of the adjustment process, arguing that demand management is one of the few available responses to a supply-driven shock.
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US-Iran War Hits Real Estate: Construction Costs Jump 25%, Delays Loom
US-Iran War: As supply shortages shift demand toward domestic manufacturers, local suppliers are also revising prices more frequently.
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Free Indian Mango Party Attracts Massive Crowds In San Francisco: "Incredible Vibes"
The event reflects the growing demand for Indian mangoes in the US, where limited seasonal imports often sell out quickly.
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How AMD is Anchoring India's AI Ambitions Amid Global Headwinds, Explains Vinay Sinha
AMD India Managing Director Vinay Sinha said artificial intelligence (AI) workloads cannot rely on a single computing architecture as adoption expands across cloud, edge, and personal devices. In an interaction with Gadgets 360, Sinha discussed AMD’s approach towards heterogeneous computing, Ryzen AI processors, Instinct GPUs, memory supply chall...
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India Preps For Record Summer Power Demand, Plants To Run At Full Capacity
India's peak power demand rose from 256 gigawatt in April to 265 in May, projected to reach 283 in July amid summer heat.
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Gita Gopinath Decodes Global Oil Shock, Backs PM's Fuel Cutback Advice
"If this conflict continues for a few more weeks, the right reaction is for there to be a cutback in usage of all these fields," because the petro prices are "expected to rise further," Gita Gopinath said
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In Numbers: How India Banning Most Sugar Exports Affects The World
The move comes as India is expected to see sugar production remain below domestic demand for the second consecutive year.
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"Rs 1200 For 15 km": Bengaluru Woman Rants About Shocking Auto Fare Amid Rain
Cab fares surge when high passenger demand outweighs the available driver supply in a specific area, often triggered by rush hours, bad weather, or special events.
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As Indian Mangoes Become Scarce In The US, A Man Hosts A Mango Party In San Francisco
With Indian mango supplies tightening across the US, a San Francisco resident chose collaboration over competition by hosting a mango party for fellow enthusiasts.
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Trump's Mineral Reserve Plans To Buy Rare Earths From China
The project aims to build an immediate buffer against critical mineral supply shocks while using future purchases to send a stronger demand signal to US and friendly-nation producers.
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Dubai Chefs Shrink Menus As Iran War Makes Tomatillos, Scallops Harder To Source
Dubai chef Shaw Lash at Mexican restaurant Lila Molino flies in her avocados and tomatillos, small, tart green fruits native to Central America that are a staple of Mexican
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Iran War Disrupts The Circuit Board Supply Chain, Raises Costs For Tech Firms
The conflict in the Middle East has disrupted supplies of crucial raw materials and pushed up prices of the printed circuit boards
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Scammers Offer Passage to Ships Stranded Near Strait of Hormuz in Exchange for Crypto: Report
Scammers posing as Iranian officials are targeting ships stranded at the Strait of Hormuz, demanding crypto payments for safe passage. Authorities warn that such transactions could carry sanctions risks, adding financial fraud concerns to an already tense geopolitical situation in a key global trade route.
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Global Memory Shortage Could Persist Until 2030 as Suppliers Prioritise AI Data Centres: Report
The ongoing global memory shortage has shaken up the consumer tech market, with the rising component costs driving up the selling prices of devices such as smartphones, laptops, gaming consoles, and more. A new report now claims that it could take until 2030 before the supply matches the demand. One of the biggest DRAM suppliers globally, SK Hynix,...
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1 War, 3 Bills: UAE's Bailout, Iran's $270 Billion, Trump's Off-Ramp Search
The Wall Street Journal said the UAE has sought a financial guarantee from the US for damage sustained during the war on Iran, a demand that could open Washington to financial contagion, with other Gulf countries joining the queue for payouts.
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"So What?": Economic Adviser Shamika Ravi Shrugs Off Rupee-At-100 Panic
She acknowledged that prices would rise as part of the adjustment process, arguing that demand management is one of the few available responses to a supply-driven shock.
-
US-Iran War Hits Real Estate: Construction Costs Jump 25%, Delays Loom
US-Iran War: As supply shortages shift demand toward domestic manufacturers, local suppliers are also revising prices more frequently.
-
Free Indian Mango Party Attracts Massive Crowds In San Francisco: "Incredible Vibes"
The event reflects the growing demand for Indian mangoes in the US, where limited seasonal imports often sell out quickly.
-
How AMD is Anchoring India's AI Ambitions Amid Global Headwinds, Explains Vinay Sinha
AMD India Managing Director Vinay Sinha said artificial intelligence (AI) workloads cannot rely on a single computing architecture as adoption expands across cloud, edge, and personal devices. In an interaction with Gadgets 360, Sinha discussed AMD’s approach towards heterogeneous computing, Ryzen AI processors, Instinct GPUs, memory supply chall...
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India Preps For Record Summer Power Demand, Plants To Run At Full Capacity
India's peak power demand rose from 256 gigawatt in April to 265 in May, projected to reach 283 in July amid summer heat.
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Gita Gopinath Decodes Global Oil Shock, Backs PM's Fuel Cutback Advice
"If this conflict continues for a few more weeks, the right reaction is for there to be a cutback in usage of all these fields," because the petro prices are "expected to rise further," Gita Gopinath said
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In Numbers: How India Banning Most Sugar Exports Affects The World
The move comes as India is expected to see sugar production remain below domestic demand for the second consecutive year.
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"Rs 1200 For 15 km": Bengaluru Woman Rants About Shocking Auto Fare Amid Rain
Cab fares surge when high passenger demand outweighs the available driver supply in a specific area, often triggered by rush hours, bad weather, or special events.
-
As Indian Mangoes Become Scarce In The US, A Man Hosts A Mango Party In San Francisco
With Indian mango supplies tightening across the US, a San Francisco resident chose collaboration over competition by hosting a mango party for fellow enthusiasts.
-
Trump's Mineral Reserve Plans To Buy Rare Earths From China
The project aims to build an immediate buffer against critical mineral supply shocks while using future purchases to send a stronger demand signal to US and friendly-nation producers.
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Dubai Chefs Shrink Menus As Iran War Makes Tomatillos, Scallops Harder To Source
Dubai chef Shaw Lash at Mexican restaurant Lila Molino flies in her avocados and tomatillos, small, tart green fruits native to Central America that are a staple of Mexican
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Iran War Disrupts The Circuit Board Supply Chain, Raises Costs For Tech Firms
The conflict in the Middle East has disrupted supplies of crucial raw materials and pushed up prices of the printed circuit boards
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Scammers Offer Passage to Ships Stranded Near Strait of Hormuz in Exchange for Crypto: Report
Scammers posing as Iranian officials are targeting ships stranded at the Strait of Hormuz, demanding crypto payments for safe passage. Authorities warn that such transactions could carry sanctions risks, adding financial fraud concerns to an already tense geopolitical situation in a key global trade route.
-
Global Memory Shortage Could Persist Until 2030 as Suppliers Prioritise AI Data Centres: Report
The ongoing global memory shortage has shaken up the consumer tech market, with the rising component costs driving up the selling prices of devices such as smartphones, laptops, gaming consoles, and more. A new report now claims that it could take until 2030 before the supply matches the demand. One of the biggest DRAM suppliers globally, SK Hynix,...
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1 War, 3 Bills: UAE's Bailout, Iran's $270 Billion, Trump's Off-Ramp Search
The Wall Street Journal said the UAE has sought a financial guarantee from the US for damage sustained during the war on Iran, a demand that could open Washington to financial contagion, with other Gulf countries joining the queue for payouts.
