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Trump Says "We Don't Need" Hormuz. Why Reopening It Matters For US
In his latest address, Trump passed the buck on the opening of the strait, critical to global oil supply, to oil-dependent nations.
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War In Iran, Bloodbath In Markets: Rs 51 Lakh Crore Lost In March; Check April Forecast
Stock Market Crash: Foreign investors were heavy sellers, pulling out close to Rs 1.2 lakh crore (around $12 billion) during March.
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Iran War Bleeding Your Portfolio? This One Move Can Still Save You Money
For investors watching their portfolios shrink, the timing is critical. The same volatility dragging markets lower can be used to reduce tax outgo before the financial year closes.
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Russia To Earn $760 Million As Iran War Rattles Global Oil Markets: Report
Iran War Impact: Russia stands to gain at least $760 million in additional gains from crude oil sale.
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Indian Airlines Cut 10% Flights Amid Iran War. What It Means For Travellers
Nearly three out of every four flights operated by Indian carriers to the Gulf have been cancelled since February 28.
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Iran War Impact: Hospital Bills, Medicines Could Soon Cost More In India
India's medical devices and pharma sectors import a large share of raw materials, active ingredients and specialised components
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India Taps Argentina, US For LPG Amid Iran War: Does The Math Work Out
Argentina's supply is particularly significant as nearly 60 per cent of India's LPG imports pass through the Strait of Hormuz.
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Can You Still Trust Gold Or Are Trump's Mood Swings Turning It Into A Trap?
The spark came after US President Donald Trump signaled that Iran had offered a "present" tied to energy flows through the Strait of Hormuz.
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2 Free LPG Cylinders To Every Household: Delhi Budget Amid Middle East War
While Rekha Gupta slammed the previous government's 'freebie culture', she allocated Rs 260 crore in the Budget for delivering two free LPG cylinders.
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Gold Not Glittering In Crisis: What's Killing Its Safe-Haven Appeal
Instead of rising on fear, gold has fallen nearly 18 per cent, wiping out roughly Rs 29,000 per 10 grams from recent highs.
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Trump Says "We Don't Need" Hormuz. Why Reopening It Matters For US
In his latest address, Trump passed the buck on the opening of the strait, critical to global oil supply, to oil-dependent nations.
-
War In Iran, Bloodbath In Markets: Rs 51 Lakh Crore Lost In March; Check April Forecast
Stock Market Crash: Foreign investors were heavy sellers, pulling out close to Rs 1.2 lakh crore (around $12 billion) during March.
-
Iran War Bleeding Your Portfolio? This One Move Can Still Save You Money
For investors watching their portfolios shrink, the timing is critical. The same volatility dragging markets lower can be used to reduce tax outgo before the financial year closes.
-
Russia To Earn $760 Million As Iran War Rattles Global Oil Markets: Report
Iran War Impact: Russia stands to gain at least $760 million in additional gains from crude oil sale.
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Indian Airlines Cut 10% Flights Amid Iran War. What It Means For Travellers
Nearly three out of every four flights operated by Indian carriers to the Gulf have been cancelled since February 28.
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Iran War Impact: Hospital Bills, Medicines Could Soon Cost More In India
India's medical devices and pharma sectors import a large share of raw materials, active ingredients and specialised components
-
India Taps Argentina, US For LPG Amid Iran War: Does The Math Work Out
Argentina's supply is particularly significant as nearly 60 per cent of India's LPG imports pass through the Strait of Hormuz.
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Can You Still Trust Gold Or Are Trump's Mood Swings Turning It Into A Trap?
The spark came after US President Donald Trump signaled that Iran had offered a "present" tied to energy flows through the Strait of Hormuz.
-
2 Free LPG Cylinders To Every Household: Delhi Budget Amid Middle East War
While Rekha Gupta slammed the previous government's 'freebie culture', she allocated Rs 260 crore in the Budget for delivering two free LPG cylinders.
-
Gold Not Glittering In Crisis: What's Killing Its Safe-Haven Appeal
Instead of rising on fear, gold has fallen nearly 18 per cent, wiping out roughly Rs 29,000 per 10 grams from recent highs.
