Energy Panic: Iran War Could Send Oil to $100 and Hit Europe’s Economy Hard Here is the complete CMB News report in English, including the geopolitical energy shock analysis and […]
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Indo-US Trade Talks Reset; Agreement Likely in 3–4 Months
Negotiations for the proposed India–United States trade agreement have been delayed, with officials now expecting it to take another three to four months before a revised framework can be finalised. […]
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G7 Considers Coordinated Emergency Oil Reserve Release
Finance ministers from the Group of Seven (G7) countries are set to discuss a possible coordinated release of emergency oil reserves in an effort to stabilise global energy markets, the […]
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Mojtaba Khamenei Named Iran’s New Supreme Leader as Oil Prices Surge Above $100
Iran has appointed Mojtaba Khamenei, the son of former supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, as the country’s new supreme leader, marking a continuation of hardline leadership amid the ongoing conflict […]
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India’s 250 Million Barrel Energy Buffer Strengthens Fuel Security
India currently holds more than 250 million barrels of crude oil and refined petroleum products in its energy buffer, equivalent to around 4,000 crore litres, according to a government report […]
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45,000 Indian Containers Stranded as Middle East Conflict Drives Export Costs Fivefold
Escalating tensions in West Asia have severely disrupted Indian export logistics, leaving around 40,000–45,000 containers stranded and pushing shipping costs up to five times normal levels, according to industry estimates. […]
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El Niño Likely to Develop by May, Strong Event Possible in 2026: ECMWF
A new forecast by the European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts (ECMWF) indicates that El Niño conditions could develop by May 2026 and strengthen by August, raising concerns about global […]
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Tunisia Soybean Imports to Reach 595,000 MT as Tourism-Driven Feed Demand Expands
Tunisia Relies Fully on Soybean Imports Tunisia does not produce soybeans domestically and depends entirely on imports to supply its crushing industry and feed sector. For MY 2026/27, soybean imports […]
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South Korea’s Soybean Imports Decline as Government Promotes Domestic Production
South Korea’s soybean market is expected to experience slower import growth as the government pushes policies aimed at strengthening domestic soybean production and reducing reliance on imported supplies. The shift […]
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WTO Ministerial in Cameroon to Focus on Trade Reforms, Agriculture and E-commerce Moratorium
Trade ministers from 166 member countries are expected to debate WTO reforms, agriculture, dispute settlement, and the e-commerce moratorium during the 14th Ministerial Conference (MC14) of the World Trade Organization, […]
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