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Posted inPLANET FINANCE
US investors lean into defense amid rising global conflict
Investors are embedding defense into long-term portfolios as geopolitical uncertainty becomes the baseline
Posted inCALENDAR
APRIL 22-24 April (Wednesday-Friday): RenewX, Chennai Trade Centre, Chennai. MAY 1 May (Friday): Buddha Purnima. 26 May (Tuesday): Eid Al Adha. JUNE 15-17 June (Monday-Wednesday): Prime Minister Narendra Modi to attend G7 Summit in Evian, France. 18-21 June (Thursday-Sunday): Bharat Buildcon, Yashobhoomi, Dwarka, Delhi. 24-25 June (Wednesday-Thursday): India Homeland Security Expo, Bharat Mandapam, Pragati Maidan, […]
Posted inWHAT WE’RE TRACKING TODAY
THIS AFTERNOON: Air India seeks funding after USD 2.4 bn loss; urea prices double
Plus: India’s MCX adds UAE-certified gold bars
Posted inTHE BIG STORY TODAY
India’s Middle East trade drops 50% in March as Iran war bites
Plunging regional trade was offset by surging US demand, keeping India's trade deficit at a nine-month low
Posted inENERGY
Washington halts crude waivers, choking India’s access to Russian and Iranian oil
The end of the temporary relief threatens to further squeeze Indian energy markets as global oil prices surge and the Hormuz blockade continues
Posted inTOURISM
Tourism and hospitality take a hit as the regional war drives up costs
The tourism sector was seeing a V-shaped recovery in 2025 before airspace restrictions and supply chain disruptions introduced fresh volatility
Posted inREAL ESTATE
Trade disruptions squeeze margins and timelines for India’s luxury real estate
Escalating disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz are threatening to delay India’s luxury housing boom
Posted inALSO ON OUR RADAR
Zoya defers UAE expansion plans amid conflict
The luxury brand is shifting focus to domestic expansion as the conflict delays plans to tap the diaspora market in the Emirates
Posted inPLANET FINANCE
Markets seem to discount war-related risk with record rallies
Stocks around the world are rallying on hopes of an extended ceasefire, but policymakers think markets are downplaying the economic fallout of the war