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When the Barrel Emptied: November's Dip and the Reliance-Rosneft Revival
Source: The Morning Context India and Russia, forging the largest energy partnership ever in their history, secured a landmark deal between Reliance Industries and Rosneft in a 10-year contract, valued at $13 billion, saving annually, in December 2024. This opportunity presented a significant breakthrough in the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict. In November 2024, the global crude oil markets went through significant volatility, leading to a price decline for Brent crude ($74.4

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Tariffs and Emerging Markets
Source: iStock Introduction Tariffs are a common protective measure used by emerging markets to attain industrial self-sufficiency and economic growth. By taxing imported goods, governments hope to increase domestic production, create new industries, and reduce dependency on foreign goods. Despite its political appeal, this strategy has a complicated trade-off that impacts international relations, currency valuation, and foreign investment flows. Over the recent decade, count

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Sep 8
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Climate Finance:Â Banking on a Green Future
Source: United Nations Development Programme - Overcoming Global Distrust On Climate Financing Climate finance, which...

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Apr 3
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Checkmating Winnings: The Tax Gambit on Gukesh’s Chess Triumph
Source: First Post Indian Grandmaster Dommaraju Gukesh's spectacular victory in the Chess World Championships has become a major example...

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Feb 9
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