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Markets didn’t panic as much as expected despite the Israel Iran tension looks like India had already braced itself. But oil prices that’s the real troublemaker now. Keep an eye on that, it could stir things up🛢📉

Why Israel is attacking Iran? It’s not about nukes. That’s just the excuse. The real reason? Oil and the U.S. dollar. Iran sells oil cheap — up to 30% below market — and doesn’t use dollars. This threatens the petrodollar system, where global oil mu

The recent escalation of hostilities between Israel and Iran, highlighted by Israel's airstrike in Tehran involving 140 aircraft, is creating ripples across international markets. The potential economic implications are noteworthy: 1. Market Instabi

How the Israel-Iran Conflict Could Affect India The ongoing tensions between Israel and Iran may have ripple effects far beyond the Middle East—including India. Here’s what’s at stake: Energy Impact: Potential oil price spikes could strain India’s

We fuckedd How This Could Lead to a Global Conflict: 1. U.S.-Iran Tensions Escalate The Houthis, are backed by Iran, which means U.S. military action against them is indirectly a strike against Iran’s regional influence. If Iran retaliates—whether

As the chances of global recession is high Oil prices crashed to 62 dollars .Good news for Oil companies they will earn more now . Let's hope it will give some relief to the public. Feb- 79/barrel April- 62/barrel💥

India’s🇮🇳 merchandise trade deficit in April: $26.42 billion📈💹 Exports: $38.49B Imports: $64.91B Gold imports alone: $3.1B Strong demand + volatile global prices = rising gap.💥🎯

🗣 Chocolate makers are urgently searching for replacements due to rising prices, — Financial Times. 🍫 Mondelez is already investing in a startup promising "cell-based cocoa," while Fazer has released chocolate made from coconut oil and rye.

India currently imports 40% of its crude oil from Russia — around 2 million barrels a day — and it comes at a discounted price, $2–$5 cheaper than global rates. But what if that stops? The economic cost alone would be massive. India would end up s