India has resumed importing liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) from Iran for the first time in nearly eight years, aiming to mitigate shortages of this essential cooking fuel caused by the ongoing Middle East conflict. According to persons acquainted with the situation, Indian Oil Corp. has purchased liquefied petroleum gas from Iran for the first time … Read more

India is accelerating the expansion of its strategic petroleum reserves (SPRs) amid geopolitical tensions and energy supply disruptions, aiming to ensure long-term energy security. India intends to expand its strategic petroleum reserves, which include a 2.5-million-ton reserve in Padur and a 4-million-ton facility in Chandikhol, in response to issues with energy supply. India’s Strategic Petroleum … Read more

This article highlights how CPUs are making a strong comeback in the AI era, driven by the rapid rise of agentic AI and increasing computing demands. SAN FRANCISCO—The CEO of the chip business Arm Holdings, Rene Haas, took the stage on Tuesday in a renovated waterfront pavilion to present his company’s newest offering, a fresh … Read more

This article explores the current situation between the United States and Iran, highlighting diplomatic tensions, possible negotiations, and the role of mediators in seeking a compromise. Experts say there is a road to a compromise if the two parties wish to engage, with mediators from Turkey, Egypt, and Pakistan pressing for a meeting between U.S. … Read more

Recent movements in Hong Kong equities highlight shifting investor sentiment, with mainland investors focusing on short-term strategies amid ongoing market uncertainty. Fund flows into Hong Kong equities from Chinese mainland investors have varied dramatically in recent weeks, highlighting a lack of conviction to establish long-term positions. Volatile Fund Flows in Hong Kong Equities Through a … Read more