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If you following geopoliticas I think you know that middle east can get into war and it's direct war between Israel and iran and indirect war between west vs Russia

As I mentioned earlier, Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) are significantly withdrawing their money from the Indian market. Many factors are working together, such as China’s economy, the US election, poor results from Indian companies, and the

Fingers crossed for some resolution in the middle east by monday otherwise, the market might be in for another rough ride.

Jodhpur exports over $200 million worth of handcrafted furniture annually to over 50 countries, including the US, UK, Europe, Middle East, and South East Asia.

Okay let's get geopolitical. Assad has fallen. The balance of power is broken, shits getting real messy in the Middle east. What's your take?

China's Trade with Middle East, Russia, and Central Asia Surpasses Trade with US and Reaches EU Levels in 2023. It shows Middle Eastern and Central Asian Countries shift from West towards China.

Middle East Tension Impact 🧪📉 Chemical stocks under pressure after US-Israel strikes: Tata Chemicals ↓7% GSFC ↓6% Atul ↓5% SRF ↓4% Aarti Ind ↓2% Navin Fluorine ↓1% Coromandel / Deepak / Rallis ↓10% ⚠️ Reason: Middle East exposure → supply risk →

This war really needs to end as soon as possible. India has strong ties with both countries so it will likely stay neutral in this situation. But one thing is clear this conflict is bound to slow down labor demand for now the Middle East is in a wait