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Geopolitical Uncertainty Is Everywhere. Are India's Stock Markets Suffering More?
The Middle East conflict, fears of resurgent inflation, elevated global bond yields and sustained foreign portfolio investor (FPI) outflows have all weighed on equities. Yet, if the concerns are global, is India's underperformance also part of a broader global trend?
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UAE Suspends All Flights By Iranian Airlines To Comply With US Sanctions
Dubai, the UAE's commercial hub, is a major destination for Iran's carriers, with multiple daily flights, a large Iranian community and close business links.
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Global Fuel Shock To Pump Price: Why Petrol In Pak Could Hit PKR 1,000
A key reason Pakistan remains exposed to these movements is its dependence on imported refined fuel.
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Why Diesel Is Outpacing Crude Oil In The Global Price Surge
Iran's blocking of the Strait of Hormuz shut in around 20 million barrels per day initially, but Saudi Arabia has shifted some exports to the Red Sea, and some tankers have resumed transits.
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Oil Exports Through Hormuz Rebound Amid Middle East Turmoil
Brent crude prices have crossed $108 per barrel as a new conflict between Saudi Arabia and Yemen's Iran-backed Houthis adds to instability in the oil-exporting Gulf region.
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Explained: US' Patriot Missile System And Why Its Supplies Are Dwindling
Patriot, short for Phased Array Tracking Radar for Intercept on Target, is a mobile surface-to-air missile defense system built by US weapons maker Raytheon Technologies that can be used in all kinds of weather and at long range.
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US-Saudi Strikes On Iraq Kill At Least 20, Including Iranians
The United States and Saudi Arabia said they had struck Iran-backed armed militants in Iraq in response to attacks on US forces and Saudi oil facilities.
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Iran Hangs Two Anti-Government Protesters In Public
The guilty had attacked police officers with machetes, tying them to road signs, pulling them on the ground, dousing them with gasoline, and setting them on fire.
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Brent Oil Nears $100 After Surging 5% Amid Middle East Attacks
Brent reached $98.80 a barrel while main US contract, West Texas Intermediate, rallied 3.8 percent to $90.11 a barrel.
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Kuwait Says Iran Hit Several Power, Water Desalination Plants
Kuwait's ministry of electricity confirmed fires at several facilities due to repeated attacks by Iran over four days.
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Iran Executes Man Over Molotov Attack Outside The Governor's Office
The condemned had thrown a Molotov cocktail outside the governor's office in Dehaghan, lighting public property and the town's police station on fire.
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Israel Says Troops Will Stay In Lebanon, Syria, Gaza "Until Further Notice"
Israel and Lebanon signed a US-sponsored framework agreement on Friday to pave the way for peace between the two countries and disarm Iran-backed group Hezbollah.
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Challenges That Lie Ahead For The US-Israel-Lebanon Deal
Lebanon and Israel, under US sponsorship, signed an agreement on Friday hoping to end hostilities between them, but experts say it does not guarantee Israeli withdrawal from Lebanon.
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Air India May Restore Some International Flights As Tensions In Gulf Ease
Air India reduced services on select international routes between June and August this year amid airspace restrictions over parts of the Middle East and record-high international jet fuel prices.
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Commercial Cooking Gas Supplies Restored As Middle East Tensions Ease
The Petroleum Ministry, in a statement, said that restrictions on commercial LPG supplies had been lifted following an improvement in domestic production and the expected arrival of imported LPG cargoes.
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Geopolitical Uncertainty Is Everywhere. Are India's Stock Markets Suffering More?
The Middle East conflict, fears of resurgent inflation, elevated global bond yields and sustained foreign portfolio investor (FPI) outflows have all weighed on equities. Yet, if the concerns are global, is India's underperformance also part of a broader global trend?
-
UAE Suspends All Flights By Iranian Airlines To Comply With US Sanctions
Dubai, the UAE's commercial hub, is a major destination for Iran's carriers, with multiple daily flights, a large Iranian community and close business links.
-
Global Fuel Shock To Pump Price: Why Petrol In Pak Could Hit PKR 1,000
A key reason Pakistan remains exposed to these movements is its dependence on imported refined fuel.
-
Why Diesel Is Outpacing Crude Oil In The Global Price Surge
Iran's blocking of the Strait of Hormuz shut in around 20 million barrels per day initially, but Saudi Arabia has shifted some exports to the Red Sea, and some tankers have resumed transits.
-
Oil Exports Through Hormuz Rebound Amid Middle East Turmoil
Brent crude prices have crossed $108 per barrel as a new conflict between Saudi Arabia and Yemen's Iran-backed Houthis adds to instability in the oil-exporting Gulf region.
-
Explained: US' Patriot Missile System And Why Its Supplies Are Dwindling
Patriot, short for Phased Array Tracking Radar for Intercept on Target, is a mobile surface-to-air missile defense system built by US weapons maker Raytheon Technologies that can be used in all kinds of weather and at long range.
-
US-Saudi Strikes On Iraq Kill At Least 20, Including Iranians
The United States and Saudi Arabia said they had struck Iran-backed armed militants in Iraq in response to attacks on US forces and Saudi oil facilities.
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Iran Hangs Two Anti-Government Protesters In Public
The guilty had attacked police officers with machetes, tying them to road signs, pulling them on the ground, dousing them with gasoline, and setting them on fire.
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Brent Oil Nears $100 After Surging 5% Amid Middle East Attacks
Brent reached $98.80 a barrel while main US contract, West Texas Intermediate, rallied 3.8 percent to $90.11 a barrel.
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Kuwait Says Iran Hit Several Power, Water Desalination Plants
Kuwait's ministry of electricity confirmed fires at several facilities due to repeated attacks by Iran over four days.
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Iran Executes Man Over Molotov Attack Outside The Governor's Office
The condemned had thrown a Molotov cocktail outside the governor's office in Dehaghan, lighting public property and the town's police station on fire.
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Israel Says Troops Will Stay In Lebanon, Syria, Gaza "Until Further Notice"
Israel and Lebanon signed a US-sponsored framework agreement on Friday to pave the way for peace between the two countries and disarm Iran-backed group Hezbollah.
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Challenges That Lie Ahead For The US-Israel-Lebanon Deal
Lebanon and Israel, under US sponsorship, signed an agreement on Friday hoping to end hostilities between them, but experts say it does not guarantee Israeli withdrawal from Lebanon.
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Air India May Restore Some International Flights As Tensions In Gulf Ease
Air India reduced services on select international routes between June and August this year amid airspace restrictions over parts of the Middle East and record-high international jet fuel prices.
-
Commercial Cooking Gas Supplies Restored As Middle East Tensions Ease
The Petroleum Ministry, in a statement, said that restrictions on commercial LPG supplies had been lifted following an improvement in domestic production and the expected arrival of imported LPG cargoes.
