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India cuts LNG imports to three-year low in March amid the Iran war

In March 2026, India bought 1.634 million tonnes of liquefied natural gas (LNG), a decrease of 10% compared to March 2025's 1.809 million tonnes, as reported by the Ministry of Commerce and Industry. This marks the least amount of activity in three years, dating back to February 2023. India has...

China’s Economic Slowdown Deepens as Weak Consumer Demand and Rising External Pressures Test Recovery

China’s economic recovery lost momentum in April as industrial activity, retail consumption and investment growth weakened more sharply than expected, raising fresh concerns about the durability of the country’s post-pandemic recovery and the growing strain created by fragile domestic demand,...

China’s Willingness to Ease Rare Earth Pressure Reflects Deepening Supply Chain Risks in U.S.-China Rivalry

China’s reported agreement to address American concerns over shortages of critical rare earth materials has highlighted the growing strategic importance of mineral supply chains within the broader economic and geopolitical rivalry between China and the United States. According to a White House...

Surging Bond Yields Expose Fragility Beneath Wall Street’s AI-Driven Rally

Global investors are increasingly warning that financial markets may be underestimating the long-term risks posed by rising inflation, higher energy prices, and climbing government bond yields, even as enthusiasm surrounding artificial intelligence and strong corporate earnings continues to push...

Wide Interest Rate Gaps Drive Revival of Carry Trades Across Major Global Currencies

Currency investors are once again turning aggressively toward carry trades as widening interest-rate differences among major developed economies revive one of the most closely watched strategies in global foreign-exchange markets. The renewed popularity of these trades reflects a combination of...

Global Refining Network Faces Deep Structural Strain as Wars Disrupt Fuel Supply Chains

The global oil refining industry is experiencing one of its most severe disruptions in years as conflicts linked to Iran and Ukraine continue damaging facilities, interrupting crude flows and tightening fuel markets across multiple regions. What initially appeared to be isolated geopolitical shocks...

Beijing Summit Signals Shift Toward Managed Competition as Washington and China Seek Economic and Strategic Stability

The latest summit between Donald Trump and Xi Jinping in Beijing marked a calculated attempt by the world’s two largest economies to stabilize a relationship that has increasingly been shaped by trade disputes, technology restrictions, military tensions and geopolitical rivalry. While previous...

CME and Silicon Data to launch world's first AI computing power futures in 2026

CME Group, a US exchange operator, and analytics firm Silicon Data intend to debut the globe's first computing power futures market this year, pending regulatory approval, as stated in a CME press release. The contracts will be associated with Silicon Data indices that monitor daily rental costs...

Farm Exports and Regional Tensions Shape Upcoming Trump-Xi Negotiations in Beijing

U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping are set to meet in Beijing this week against the backdrop of intensifying geopolitical tensions, unresolved trade disputes, and growing pressure on both governments to stabilize relations between the world’s two largest economies. The...

Energy and Housing Costs Keep U.S. Inflation Under Pressure as April Consumer Prices Climb Again

U.S. consumer prices rose sharply again in April, extending a renewed inflation cycle that has increasingly been driven by energy market disruptions, stubborn housing costs, and resilient domestic demand. The latest data signaled that inflationary pressures remain deeply embedded across major...
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