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The Latest Breaking News from the West Asia conflict

Why petrol and diesel prices haven't fallen yet? Hardeep Singh Puri hints at rate cut after sustained low crude prices

Fuel prices might see a dip if international crude oil rates stay low for a few more weeks, according to Union Minister Hardeep Puri. Oil companies are currently using crude purchased at higher prices during the West Asia conflict, leading to past losses. However, sustained low global prices could pave…

The Economic Times

Early signs of stress emerge in MSME loans as West Asia disruptions worry banks: Report

Lenders are concerned about the ripple effects of the West Asia conflict, which has disrupted supply chains and increased input costs for businesses. While the full impact is yet to be seen, public sector banks appear more vulnerable.

The Economic Times

OMCs losing nearly ₹700 per domestic LPG cylinder despite price hike: Govt

Cooking gas prices have risen again. Oil companies are still losing about ₹700 on each domestic LPG cylinder. International prices are up due to the West Asia conflict. This has increased supply costs significantly. Consumers pay less than global rates. Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana beneficiaries receive a subsidy on fewer…

The Economic Times

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What PM Modi Discussed Behind Closed Doors Will Surprise You

While many economies are struggling with slowing growth, rising geopolitical tensions, and uncertain markets, India continues to stand out. Prime Minister Narendra Modi's recent meeting with the Economic Advisory Council wasn't just another policy discussion it was a deep dive into how India can maintain its growth momentum even as…

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PCB makers seek 50% price hike as Iran war crushes supply chains

Domestic PCB manufacturers are demanding a 45-50% price increase and duty exemptions for imported components due to escalating production costs driven by the West Asia conflict. The India Printed Circuit Association warns that localization efforts in the $7.27 billion market will stall if manufacturers continue to absorb losses, with input…

The Economic Times

Energy prices, current account deficit, balance of payments big priorities right now: CEA

Managing macroeconomic fundamentals like balance of payments and current account deficit is a top priority for the government. The West Asia conflict has caused a global energy shock. Chief economic advisor V Anantha Nageswaran highlighted this urgency. He also spoke on securitisation and microfinance thresholds. Priority Sector Lending mandates are…

The Economic Times

India's toll collection growth likely to moderate 5-7 pc amid West Asia conflict: Crisil

Toll collection growth in India is expected to slow to 5-7 percent this fiscal year. The West Asia conflict is impacting freight movement and industrial activity. This slowdown is seen as temporary. Toll rates may increase more significantly next fiscal year. This will drive toll collection growth to 8-10 percent.…

The Economic Times

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Yatra Online Q4 net profit declines 46% to Rs 8.20 crore

Yatra Online's net profit saw a 46% drop to Rs 8.20 crore in the March 2026 quarter, impacted by the West Asia conflict which disrupted international travel demand. Despite this, the company reported strong full-year performance with revenue less service cost growth of 24.5% and adjusted Ebitda growth of 37.5%.

The Economic Times

MakeMyTrip Q4 Earnings Call Highlights

MakeMyTrip (NASDAQ:MMYT) executives said the company delivered higher full-year revenue and profitability in fiscal 2026 despite repeated disruptions to travel demand, including the West Asia conflict that weighed on outbound and international travel late in the fiscal fourth quarter. Co-Founder an

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India can't afford rising import dependence on edible oil: Industry body SEA on PM appeal

The Solvent Extractors’ Association of India (SEA) backed Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s appeal to reduce edible oil consumption, saying lower usage would help India curb import dependence, reduce vulnerability to global supply shocks and save foreign exchange amid rising geopolitical and climate risks. SEA said India imports nearly 60% of…

The Economic Times

Cooking through crisis: LPG shortage ignites this smart kitchen brand's hybrid cooking solution

Smart kitchen appliance brands such as Beyond Appliances are introducing hybrid configurations that combine traditional gas cooking with electric heat technologies in a single platform, in response to LPG shortages triggered by the West Asia conflict.

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