US-Iran war impact: Emergency powers invoked, India asks refiners to step up LPG output to avoid cooking gas shortage – report

The government has also directed producers to supply LPG, propane and butane to state-run refiners. (AI image) Middle East crisis impact: The government has activated emergency provisions to ensure there is no shortage of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) in wake of the ongoing US-Israel-Iran war that has hit India’s imports of the energy source. India,…

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Gold price prediction amid Middle East tensions: What’s the gold rate outlook for March 6, 2026 & should you buy on dips?

Gold Prices are attempting to stabilize around the short-term moving average cluster. (AI image) Gold price prediction today: Gold prices are volatile with any dips allowing investors to buy, says Jateen Trivedi, VP Research Analyst – Commodity and Currency, LKP Securities. Gold April futures on MCX are trading near ₹1,60,500 after witnessing a sharp correction…

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Israel-Iran war: What US 30-day waiver on purchase of Russian oil means for India – Russian oil waiver explained | India Business News

The US waiver allowing additional purchases of Russian crude over baseload offers short-term relief. (AI image) US-Israel-Iran war impact on India: The Donald Trump administration’s move ‘granting’ waiver to purchase Russian crude in lieu of the de facto closure of the Strait of Hormuz has important implications for India’s energy security. Around 90% of India’s…

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Middle East flight update amid Iran war: Emirates, Etihad resume limited services; IndiGo, Air India add extra flights

Air travel across the Middle East and the Gulf region has been severely disrupted as airlines cancel thousands of flights amid the escalating West Asia conflict.The crisis has forced carriers worldwide to suspend routes, reroute aircraft and revise schedules, leaving thousands of passengers stranded. Middle East crisis Hits Aviation: 1,500 Flights Scrapped As Air India…

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Middle East crisis: Strait of Hormuz tensions add risks for subsea cables critical to India’s data flows

The Strait of Hormuz, a critical global shipping route, is also emerging as a vulnerable corridor for undersea internet cables as tensions in West Asia escalate.The passage controls about a third of India’s westward internet traffic, and experts say this capacity cannot be easily rerouted because alternate routes have limited supply.The deteriorating security situation has…

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