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UPI, India's epic odyssey continuesThe immediate benefit to India from the cross-border expansion of UPI is reduction in remittance costs. This is a key concern for a nation ...- How India can build a bigger oil buffer without straining the exchequerAs tensions around Iran and the Strait of Hormuz ease, India should focus not only on managing the immediate oil crisis but also on strengt...
- After the deluge, get ready for a resetA deal between the US and Iran signals a post-war future. The oil market will see significant shifts. Energy resilience will drive demand f...
- Iran war drives Russian oil windfall as Urals crude hits highest level since 2023Russia's Urals oil export blend hit its highest price since October 2023, reaching $94.87 a barrel for tax purposes this month. This surge,...
- Fire or ice: Why a ceasefire in the Gulf cannot holdAs the specter of renewed conflict between the US and Iran looms, the Strait of Hormuz stands at the center of this brewing storm. A fresh ...
- Iran’s yuan push for oil trade signals fresh challenge to dollar dominanceIran is reportedly considering demanding Chinese yuan for oil shipments through the Strait of Hormuz, a move that could challenge the US do...
- Quid delendum: The petrodollar is the menace to world peaceIran war: India faces significant risks from the US-led conflict with Iran. This aggression threatens India's energy security and the globa...
- For a few dollars less: The quiet demise of the petrodollar agreementThe USD hegemony is unravelling, and the global financial order is moving towards a new era led by BRICS-plus countries. Hard commodities-b...
- Petrodollar, it's alive & flowingReports of demise of the dollar as a reserve currency due to Saudi Arabia potentially pricing oil in other currencies are exaggerated. The ...
- City City, Bang Bang: Manchester City have not merely raised the bar, they have changed the gameManchester City secured their fifth Premier League title in six seasons, winning with two games to spare. The team is on course to win the ...
- Petrodollar’s debt-fuelled high may be on the wane. That may not be a bad thing for the worldThis is not to say US will not resist with might and main. Even the recent flurry of activity by US diplomats and journalists to convince I...
- As petrodollars dwindle, banks in the Gulf look for new survival strategiesThe blowback of these measures taken to control the rampaging virus worldover was felt by major oil suppliers including the Gulf countries ...
- Rupee recovers 22 paise, opens at 70.78 against dollarRobust GDP figures further supported the currency.
- The untold story behind Saudi Arabia’s 41-year US debt secretWhile oil’s collapse has deepened concern that Saudi Arabia will need to liquidate its Treasuries to raise cash, a more troubling worry has...
- Five triggers that changed your market while you were sleepingAsian markets are not looking that encouraging and signal a weak start for our market in the holiday-truncated week.
- The incredible shrinking wealth funds that are ducking DavosIn the days of the commodity boom a few years ago, oil-rich nations and their petrodollar wealth were the darlings of the World Economic Fo...
- Emerging markets oil exporters leave $70 billion liquidity holeEmerging market energy producers could put pressure on a range of capital market instruments including Treasuries this year.
- Bahrain cannot depend on foreign workers foreverIn order to reduce its reliance on foreign labour, Bahrain must train its own workforce as workers from Asian countries will not be lured b...
- Petrodollars will test Asia’s fixation with dollarA glance at stock values suggests that lower energy prices are an unalloyed blessing for Asia. That may not be true.
- Forget petrodollars, get ready for petroyenFew countries would find fault with investors looking their way. That is, unless it’s Japan and the buyers in question are central banks.
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