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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

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.

Trump victory could favor global oil prices, defense tech, and pharma, says PL Capital. The brokerage notes that the U.S. election may significantly impact India's stance amidst geopolitical tensions, leadership changes in Bangladesh, and regional in

World's Richest Company Saudi Aramco is the richest company on Earth, built on the world’s most valuable resource—oil. With daily revenues in the hundreds of millions and reserves that can fuel the world for decades, this state-owned oil giant is th

Lots of people on youtube are saying the market is panicking because of the war but that's not really true on Friday the Indian market opened lower but then buyers jumped in and pushed prices up. Nifty 500 was down about 1.45% at first, but it recove

Ever wondered why prices are rising? Here’s why: the war. Global conflicts, like the Russia-Ukraine war, disrupt supply chains, especially for essential goods like grain, fuel, and steel. This causes shortages, which leads to higher prices. When fa