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Oil refineries go "Max" on jet fuel. As Iran war squeezes global aviation fuel supply, America's oil refineries are pumping out jet fuel at a record pace and cashing in. In this next report, we dive into the details. Take a look.


 Iran War Propels Record US Jet Fuel Output

Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s five nation diplomatic tour has delivered a major economic boost for India. Reports suggest the visits secured an investment pipeline estimated at nearly $40 billion across sectors including, semiconductors, clean energy, logistics, defence and digital infrastructure. 


India Gains Big From PM Modi’s 5-nation Tour

India’s Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal has a bold claim. He says India’s toffee tale would surely be a melody to the ears. And the numbers back him up.

India’s confectionery exports have surged nearly 166 percent since 2013–14. That is not a small jump. That is a transformation.

Indian sweets and candies are reaching kitchens and shelves around the world. From West Asia to Europe, demand is rising.

India Turns Sweet Maker to World Supplier 

India runs a trade deficit of $333 billion. It imports 88 percent of its crude oil. Every month, the country spends $19 billion just buying oil.

The result: the rupee is hitting repeated record lows, testing 97 per dollar for the first time ever.

RBI Burns $30 BN, Rupee Still Under Pressure

Several Asian currencies have weakened significantly against the U.S. dollar over the past two years, with some hitting record lows. This data-driven breakdown explores which currencies fell the most and what it means for regional economies, trade balances, and inflation pressures across Asia.


Asian Currencies Over 2 Years: Dollar Strength & FX Breakdown

A new look at India’s creator economy shows that while content creation is booming, most influencers struggle to turn popularity into income. Despite viral content and growing platforms, monetisation remains a major challenge. Many aspiring creators are discovering that online fame does not always translate into financial stability.

9 In 10 Indian Creators Struggle To Earn Online | Creator Economy Reality

India’s organised jewellery retailers may slow expansion after years of strong growth as rising gold and silver prices, along with policy changes, begin to weigh on demand. Higher costs and import duty pressures are reshaping the outlook for the precious metals and jewellery sector.

Gold Prices Rise As Import Duty Impacts Demand Outlook In India

Crude oil markets are in turmoil as talks over the Strait of Hormuz reportedly stall, keeping traders on edge. Prices are swinging sharply amid uncertainty over one of the world’s most critical energy shipping routes. With diplomacy faltering and supply risks rising, volatility continues to dominate global crude trading sentiment.

Oil Prices Swing As Hormuz Talks Collapse | Markets On Edge 

Asian markets traded mostly higher after oil prices eased following reports of a delayed U.S. strike on Iran. U.S. futures edged higher after a mixed Wall Street close, as rising oil prices and inflation concerns weighed on sentiment. Tech stocks, including major chipmakers, came under pressure ahead of key earnings, keeping investors cautious.

Markets Rattled By Oil And Tech Jitters | Global Stock Update 

The Indian rupee is under intense pressure as soaring oil prices and a stronger U.S. dollar push the currency to fresh record lows. The rupee has already fallen nearly 6.5% against the dollar in 2026, sparking fears that it could eventually test the psychological 100-per-dollar mark. In this report, we examine what’s driving the rupee’s decline, how rising crude prices are worsening India’s trade deficit, and what it means for inflation, imports, and the Indian economy.

Oil Shock Sends Rupee to Record Lows

The United States has ended a key sanctions waiver that previously allowed certain countries to continue buying Russian seaborne oil. The decision raises major questions for global energy markets, India’s oil imports, Russia’s export revenues, and fuel prices worldwide. In this edition of World Business Watch, we break down what the end of the waiver means for India, Russia, and the U.S., and whether global oil markets are heading toward fresh volatility.

Washington Lets Key Russia Oil Exemption End 

India has officially restricted silver bar imports in a major policy shift that could reshape the precious metals market. The Directorate General of Foreign Trade has revised the import status of silver bars from “free” to “restricted” with immediate effect. The move is raising concerns over forex pressures, silver demand, and supply chain disruptions. In this report, we examine why India made this decision and what it could mean for traders, investors, and the broader economy.

India Shifts Silver From Free to Restricted 

Pressure is mounting in the U.S. bond market as Treasury yields climb above key levels amid fading hopes for interest rate cuts and rising geopolitical tensions linked to the Iran conflict. Higher borrowing costs are now hitting mortgages, consumer loans, and investor confidence. In this Alpha Tab report, we break down the real economic cost of rising yields, why bond markets are flashing warning signs, and what it means for the American economy.

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U.S. Bond Market Crisis Intensifies

A disruption in the Strait of Hormuz could trigger far more than an oil shock. In this Alpha Tab report, we examine how rising tensions in West Asia could disrupt LNG supplies, create helium shortages, and put global semiconductor manufacturing under severe pressure. From chipmakers to technology supply chains, the consequences of prolonged energy disruptions could ripple across the global economy and the future of the tech industry.

Hormuz Shock Threatens Semiconductor Supply Chains 

Global bond markets are under renewed pressure, with Britain emerging as a focal point during a turbulent week for interest rates and political uncertainty.

Rising yields and shifting rate expectations are intensifying volatility across sovereign debt markets, even as analysts caution that political factors have limited long-term impact on central bank decisions.

Britain Leads Global Bond Selloff

China’s gold recycling industry has surged to its strongest level in a decade as rising gold prices drive households and businesses to sell old jewellery and scrap bullion.

The boom highlights growing demand pressure in global gold markets while also reflecting shifting consumer behaviour in response to record-high prices.

China’s Gold Recycling Hits 10-Year High

Investor leverage in the United States has surged to record levels, signaling rising risk appetite across financial markets. Margin debt and borrowing activity have climbed sharply over the past year as investors increase exposure to equities and other assets.

The surge in financial leverage raises concerns about market stability, especially if volatility increases or asset prices reverse. Analysts warn that elevated debt-driven positions could amplify losses during a downturn, adding pressure to already sensitive global markets.

U.S. Investor Leverage Hits Record High

Crude oil prices have surged back above $110 per barrel, triggering renewed pressure across global stock and bond markets. The spike is being driven by fresh geopolitical tensions and reported drone attacks in the Gulf region.

Analysts warn that rising energy costs are once again feeding inflation concerns while also shaking investor confidence across financial markets. Capital Economics says the situation could deepen volatility if prices remain elevated.

Oil Piles Pressure On Stocks & Bonds

Oil prices above $110 per barrel are adding fresh pressure to global inflation at a time when central banks were hoping for stability. Economists warn that persistent energy shocks could undo recent progress on price control.

Markets are now questioning whether central banks are beginning to lose control over inflation dynamics as cost pressures spread across economies worldwide.

Oil At $110 Is Pushing Inflation Even Higher | World Business Watch

Not for the first time, it’s Britain leading the way in what has been a grim week for the global bond market. Political drama is back, interest rate expectations are rising. But for all the noise, there are limits on how much politics is likely to drive central banks this year.


Britain Leads in Grim Global Bond Week

Bond Market Jitters Over Iran War 

The rupee breached the 96 per dollar mark for the first time ever on Friday. For the Indian currency, the larger headline is still global. There is no clarity on the US-Iran war or Hormuz. As a result, Brent crude is climbing back towards 110 dollars per barrel.

Rupee Hits 96/$ for First Time Ever

As the U.S. and China battle over tariffs, technology, and global influence, one reality remains impossible to ignore… China’s footprint inside America runs deep. From critical tech supply chains to controversial farmland purchases near military bases, China’s presence stretches across multiple layers of the American economy. Here’s a report on how deeply China is embedded inside the United States. Take a look.

How China is Embedded in America

The four-year freeze on retail fuel price hikes has shattered. Experts say the ₹3 per litre hike has barely scratched the surface of a deeper energy crisis. With the West Asia war pushing Brent crude past $100 per barrel for over 75 days now, state-run oil marketing companies or OMCs are bleeding an estimated ₹1,000 crore daily.

Will Fuel Go Back to Dynamic Pricing in India?

Lebanon’s economy is under intense pressure as renewed conflict deepens the country’s long-running financial crisis.
From small shop owners to restaurants and local markets, businesses are struggling to survive amid falling demand and soaring costs.
Here’s a report on how war is reshaping daily life in Lebanon. Take a look.

Lebanon Faces War & Price Shock

The Trump administration is facing mounting pressure at home as the economic fallout from the ongoing Iran war deepens.
With fuel prices climbing and inflation surging sharply, the White House is now scrambling to contain public anger ahead of the midterm elections.

White House Looking at Steps to Ease Gas Price