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NewsDesk MC April 23, 2026April 23, 2026 apparel production, consumer goods inflation, crude oil impact, footwear prices, global trade, healthcare supplies, industrial economics, Iran conflict, Kearney consulting, logistics costs, manufacturing costs, oil prices, petrochemical derivatives, petrochemicals, plastics industry, polyester, retail inflation, supply chain disruption, synthetic materials, US Department of Energy

Oil Shock Ripples Into Everyday Goods as Iran Conflict Lifts Costs

New York— Disruptions to global oil supplies linked to the conflict involving Iran are beginning to push up costs for

NewsDesk MC April 9, 2026 bihar, black market, construction workers, daily wage labourers, delhi, energy crisis, food inflation, fuel crisis, gas cylinder, india, informal sector, Iran war, jamia millia islamia, LPG shortage, Middle East conflict, migrant workers, restaurants, reverse migration, rising prices, small businesses, student crisis, supply chain disruption, urban poverty, Uttar Pradesh

Fuel Shortages and Price Surge Trigger Reverse Migration from Delhi as Low-Income Workers Struggle to Access Food

“If we stay here even a few more days, our children might die of hunger.” At a crowded platform in

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NewsDesk MC April 8, 2026April 8, 2026 crude oil transport, donald trump, energy supply disruption, freight logistics, global shipping crisis, global trade routes, Gulf shipping, insurance concerns, International Maritime Organization, Iran conflict, Iran US ceasefire, Japan Shipowners Association, Kpler data, LNG carriers, LPG carriers, maritime risk, maritime security, Middle East tensions, naval coordination, oil tankers, Strait of Hormuz, stranded sailors, supply chain disruption, tanker industry

Shipowners seek clarity as fragile Hormuz ceasefire leaves 800 vessels stranded

“Tanker owners, insurers, and crews need to be convinced that the risks have actually decreased, not just temporarily paused.” Shipowners

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NewsDesk MC April 7, 2026April 7, 2026 Brent crude, developing countries, economic growth, economic outlook, economic slowdown, energy crisis, energy imports, fertilizers, fiscal pressure, food security, geopolitical risk, global economy, global inflation, global markets, imf, inflation, International Energy Agency, kristalina georgieva, Middle East war, oil prices, recession risks, Strait of Hormuz, supply chain disruption, World Bank

IMF Warns War Will Drive Inflation, Slow Global Growth

Washington— The head of the International Monetary Fund said the Middle East conflict will push up inflation and slow global

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India Plans Loan Guarantees to Shield Firms From Iran War Impact

New Delhi — India is preparing to offer sovereign guarantees on loans worth about $26.7 billion to support businesses hit

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NewsDesk MC April 6, 2026April 6, 2026 auto parts industry, container shipping crisis, economic vulnerability, energy dependency India, export decline, Firozabad, freight costs surge, furnace production, GAIL Gas supply, gas supply disruption, glass industry India, global trade routes, Indian manufacturing, industrial slowdown, labour layoffs, Middle East conflict impact, PMI India decline, small manufacturers India, Strait of Hormuz risk, supply chain disruption, textile exports India, trade logistics India, Uttar Pradesh economy

Gas Crunch Jolts India’s Glass Hub as War Disrupts Industry

“If the war drags on another month, our entire production season could be wiped out,” A prolonged Middle East conflict

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NewsDesk MC March 26, 2026March 26, 2026 commodity markets India, economic impact India, energy crisis India, energy security India, fuel prioritisation, gas allocation policy, India steel industry, industrial fuel shortage, industrial policy India, infrastructure and industry, Iran conflict impact, LNG supply constraints, LPG shortage India, manufacturing slowdown India, Middle East supply disruption, petroleum ministry India, small steel mills, steel production risk, steel sector outlook, Strait of Hormuz crisis, supply chain disruption

India scrambles to shield steel sector from deepening LPG crunch

New Delhi — India’s steel ministry has sought intervention from the oil ministry to prevent disruptions to steel production caused

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NewsDesk MC January 24, 2026 automotive sector Canada, Canada China trade deal, Canada US relations, Canadian exports to US, economic nationalism, geopolitics and tariffs, global trade tensions, international trade conflict, Mark Carney China visit, metal manufacturing tariffs, middle power diplomacy, North America tariffs, rules based global order, supply chain disruption, tariff threat 2026, Trump Canada tariff, Trump trade policy, US Canada trade tensions, US China rivalry, Washington trade news

Trump threatens 100% tariff on Canada over China trade deal

Washington – U.S. President Donald Trump has sharply escalated tensions with Canada by threatening to impose a sweeping 100 percent

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India’s Economic Peril: US, China Woes Loom Larger Than Trump Tariffs

by Deepshikha Singh Aiyar cautioned that the simultaneous downturn in the world’s two largest economies would inevitably exert a strong