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Commodities West Asia crisis drags orthodox tea prices down at Kochi auctions
Orthodox tea prices at Kochi auctions fell by ₹9 per kg in sale 31 as the West Asia crisis dampened export demand amid rising freight costs and port congestion. Auctioneers reported fair support from CIS buyers while West Asia remained subdued. CTC dust stayed firm, supported by strong domestic demand.
Commodities Crude oil futures fall 3% to ₹7,811 per barrel as West Asia shipping improves
MCX crude oil futures fell 2.81% to ₹7,811 per barrel for August delivery on Friday, tracking weak global benchmarks as improved tanker movements through the Strait of Hormuz and Bab el-Mandeb eased geopolitical supply concerns. Prices remain pressured by lingering risks, including halted loadings at Kazakhstan's Black Sea terminal and the Houthi blockade threat.
Logistics HMM pauses new container ship orders, shifting focus to tankers and gas carriers
Hyundai Merchant Marine (HMM), South Korea's flag carrier, is pausing finalization of newbuild orders for at least ten 13,000-TEU LNG dual-fuel container ships planned for the second half of 2026, instead focusing on Suezmax tankers, MR petroleum tankers, VLGCs, and LNG carriers. The shift comes amid warnings of newbuild-driven oversupply, geopolitical cost pressure, and trade policy risks, according to the company's Q1 2026 earnings release.
Logistics Is This Trucking Market Different? Why Capacity Won't Flood Back In
Triumph Financial CEO Aaron Graft explains that increased litigation, regulation, and legislation are acting as barriers to entry in the trucking market, preventing the surge of new capacity seen in previous cycles. This structural shift suggests tight market conditions may persist longer than expected, impacting profitability and driver availability for freight operators.
Commodities Gold and Silver Slip as Fed Decision, Stronger Dollar Weigh on Bullion Prices
Gold and silver prices declined as a stronger US dollar and cautious investor sentiment ahead of the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision dampened demand. Spot gold slipped 0.1% to $4,021.87 per ounce, while silver dropped about 2% to $57.24 per ounce internationally. In the domestic market, silver fell Rs 5,200 to Rs 2,24,800 per kg.
Commodities Oil price dives over 9% as US and Iran pause attacks, Brent drops below $88
The price of oil sank more than 9% on Monday, with Brent crude dipping below $88 a barrel, after the US and Iran paused attacks to give talks space. The fall follows last week's spike above $100 amid fears over the Strait of Hormuz and Houthi attacks in the Red Sea.
Commodities Gold Prices Jump Over 1% as Easing Middle East Tensions Drag Oil Lower, Fed Decision in Focus
Gold prices jumped over 1% in early trade as hopes of de-escalation between the US and Iran pushed crude oil prices lower, reducing inflation concerns. Spot gold climbed 1.4% to $4,110.56 an ounce, while silver surged nearly 5%. The Federal Reserve's upcoming monetary policy decision is now the key driver for precious metals.
Commodities Crude Oil Falls as US and Iran Halt Weekend Strikes, Easing Geopolitical Risk Premium
Crude oil futures fell sharply on Monday morning after the US and Iran halted strikes against each other over the weekend, with Brent dropping 4.23% and WTI falling 4.90%. The de-escalation marked the first tangible signal of reduced hostilities after 13 days of strikes, though analysts caution that recovery hinges on lasting peace and safe navigation through the Strait of Hormuz. Meanwhile, Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia's energy facilities continued, adding another layer of supply risk.
Logistics Trucking Compliance Crackdown Expands: States Tighten Inspections, Driving Spot Rates Higher
The trucking industry faces an expanding compliance crackdown as states intensify safety inspections and enforce CDL regulations. This local enforcement is tightening the freight market, reducing available capacity, and pushing spot rates to near-record highs.
Commodities Brent crude hovers above $100 a barrel as tensions escalate in West Asia
Brent crude futures held above $100 a barrel as the US continued airstrikes against Iran and Houthi attacks raised risks to Saudi oil flows. The September ICE Brent contract was at $100.66, while WTI traded at $91.95. Supply disruptions through the Strait of Hormuz and the CPC terminal in Russia add to geopolitical premium.
Commodities Indian rice export prices hit near 10-month high on tight paddy supplies and monsoon concerns
Indian rice export prices rose to a near 10-month high this week, driven by tight paddy supplies and concerns over the new-season crop after patchy monsoon rainfall, according to Reuters. The 5% broken parboiled variety was quoted at $356-$361 per ton, up from $352-$357 last week. Adverse weather also affected crops in Bangladesh, while Vietnam saw lower prices due to building supplies from the summer-autumn harvest.
Commodities Brent crude tops $100 a barrel as West Asia conflict fuels oil supply fears
Brent crude oil briefly topped $100 per barrel for the first time since May, surging 6.2% to $99.94 after attacks on two Saudi oil tankers in the Red Sea heightened supply fears. The price had fallen below $72 just weeks ago, roughly back to pre-Iran war levels.
Commodities Diesel Prices Surge in Largest Weekly Jump Since Iran War, Now Double Brent Crude
Diesel prices experienced their largest weekly jump since the Iran War, adding over 55 cents per gallon in two weeks, according to the latest DOE/EIA report. The surge has pushed diesel to double the price of Brent crude, highlighting severe imbalances in the global energy market. The spike threatens US industry, strains supply chains, and raises concerns ahead of hurricane season and ongoing geopolitical conflicts.
Commodities UK Electricity Prices Remain Among Europe’s Highest as Wholesale Gas Costs and Grid Investment Bite
The BBC reports that UK household electricity prices are the fourth highest in Europe, driven by three factors: wholesale gas costs (heightened by wars in Iran and Ukraine), a gas-heavy generation mix (31% from natural gas in 2025), and rising grid infrastructure investment. France, by contrast, generates 69% of its electricity from nuclear power.
Commodities Big Jump in Benchmark Diesel Price Is Second Largest Since Iran War Began
The DOE/EIA benchmark diesel price surged 33.8 cents/gallon to $5.134/g, marking the second-largest weekly increase since the start of the Iran war. Ultra low sulfur diesel (ULSD) on CME settled at $4.119/g, nearing a $1 gain from early July. Supply disruptions from the Strait of Hormuz and potential Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia continue to fuel bullish sentiment.
Logistics Freight Market in July: Doldrums or Goldilocks Zone? Shift to Contract Rates Ahead
The freight market in July is experiencing a seasonal slowdown, but underlying conditions suggest a shift toward quality and contracted rates. Load boards are losing market share, which could influence future rate increases, according to FreightWaves.
Commodities TNAU Forecasts Small Onion Prices at ₹30-35/kg for Upcoming Harvest Season
The Tamil Nadu Agricultural University's DEMIC has forecast farm-gate prices of ₹30-35 per kg for good-quality small onions during the upcoming harvest season. The forecast is based on 15 years of price data from the Dindigul market and a market survey. Production details, key growing districts, and robust export demand are also highlighted.
Commodities Gold Price Prediction Today: Why Are Gold Prices Under Pressure? Outlook for July 20, 2026
Gold prices remain under pressure, trading around $4,000 as escalating US-Iran tensions and rising crude oil prices stoke inflation concerns, reinforcing expectations of higher-for-longer interest rates. Federal Reserve officials emphasize the need for sustained price moderation before policy easing, while the US dollar and Treasury yields stay firm. Technically, gold is below its 20-day moving average, with key support at Rs 139,200–140,000 and resistance at Rs 143,500.
Manufacturing India Smartphone Shipments Decline 10% in June Quarter, Sharpest Drop in 3 Years
India's smartphone shipments declined 10% year-on-year in the June quarter, the steepest drop in three years, driven by record-high memory prices and weak demand in the mass-market segment. Chinese brands suffered most, while Samsung posted growth. Premium devices held steady.
Logistics Freight Market Shifts Push Shippers Toward Network Flexibility Amid Record Rates
The SONAR Sitrep report highlights record-high truckload rejection rates and spot rates, along with unprecedented intermodal savings. Shippers are advised to build flexibility across six dimensions to mitigate market pressure and tariff-driven disruptions.
Commodities India overtakes Spain to become world's fourth-largest LNG regasification market with 52.5 mtpa capacity
India's LNG regasification capacity reached 52.5 million tonnes per annum (mtpa) in 2025, making it the fourth-largest market globally after Japan, China, and South Korea, according to the International Gas Union (IGU) World LNG 2026 report. Utilisation declined to 47% due to weaker summer imports and new capacity additions. The report also highlights the resilience of the global LNG market amid Middle East conflict and strong long-term demand drivers.
Commodities Oil market absorbs war shock through buffers but stocks run thin: IMF blog warns
The global oil market weathered the biggest supply disruption in decades after the Strait of Hormuz was closed due to war in West Asia, according to an IMF blog. Prices stabilized in the $90-100 per barrel range as demand compression, non-Gulf production increases, and inventory drawdowns offset the loss of about 20 million barrels per day. However, by end-May over 1.1 billion barrels had not reached market, and the IMF warns that buffers are now thin, leaving the world more vulnerable to future shocks.
Manufacturing India Smartphone Shipments to Fall Over 10% in Q2 as Memory Costs Squeeze Margins
India's smartphone market shipments are set to decline more than 10% year-on-year in Q2 2026, the sharpest drop since Covid, according to IDC. Soaring memory costs have pushed handset prices up 15-18%, squeezing OEM margins and deterring entry-level buyers. Analysts warn of further price increases ahead of the festive season.
Logistics Freight Recession Over? Bloomberg Analyst Sees Trucking Market Shift as Cycles Lengthen
Bloomberg Intelligence analyst Lee Klaskow argues that structural changes, including federal mandates, are elongating traditional trucking cycles. Truckload and LTL stocks are soaring, and the Montgomery case is impacting industry consolidation. The outlook for Q2 earnings remains a key watch point for operators and shippers.
Commodities Rabi harvest blues: Key crops sell 3-8% below MSP as maize plummets 24%
Key rabi crops — wheat, chana, barley — sold 3-8% below MSP during April-June harvesting. Maize was worst hit at 24% below MSP, while mustard outperformed at 8% above. Current prices show slight recovery except for wheat, which fell further in July.
Business Top Stock Picks for June 24, 2026: Eicher Motors, Torrent Power, Bajaj Auto Recommended Amid Market Selloff
Mehul Kothari of Anand Rathi Shares recommends buying Eicher Motors, Torrent Power, and Bajaj Auto on June 24, 2026, with specific entry prices, stop losses, and targets. The recommendations come after a sharp correction in the BSE Sensex, which fell nearly 900 points to 76,201, driven by a 10% plunge in South Korea's Kospi index and weakness in US technology shares. Despite the selloff, foreign institutional investors remained net buyers.
Business REC, Oberoi Realty, Home First Finance Named Top Stocks to Buy Today — July 2, 2026
REC, Oberoi Realty, and Home First Finance Company India have been recommended as top stock buys for July 2, 2026, by Aakash K Hindocha of Nuvama Wealth Management. The analyst highlighted breakout patterns and technical setups for each stock, along with views on Nifty and Bank Nifty indices.
Business Bajaj Broking Research Recommends ITC and Ramco Industries as Top Stock Buys on July 3, 2026
Bajaj Broking Research has issued stock recommendations for July 3, 2026, advising investors to buy ITC in the ₹286-292 range and Ramco Industries in the ₹334-342 range. The technical analysis highlights ITC's corrective phase nearing exhaustion with a target of ₹330, while Ramco Industries shows a bullish cup and handle breakout targeting ₹388.
Business K-shaped recovery drives realty market consolidation in favour of top real estate developers
India's housing market is witnessing a K-shaped recovery, with top branded developers steadily increasing market share while smaller builders face funding constraints and shrinking land banks, according to a Motilal Oswal Financial Services report. Industry executives attribute this to structural reforms like RERA and GST, and a shift in homebuyer preference toward credible, timely-delivery-focused developers.
Commodities Gold wavers as investors weigh US strikes on Iran, await Fed minutes
Gold prices fluctuated on Wednesday as fresh US military strikes against Iran boosted oil and the dollar, stoking inflation fears. Investors awaited the release of the Federal Reserve's June meeting minutes for direction on interest rates. Spot gold rose 0.5% to $4,125.59 per ounce after earlier hitting its lowest since July 2.
Commodities OPEC+ to Prioritise Oil Supply Over Price Floor Until Hormuz Normalises, Says Kotak Securities Analyst
OPEC+ is prioritising oil supply over defending a price floor, according to Kotak Securities analyst Anindya Banerjee, as the Strait of Hormuz remains only half-normalized. Brent crude staying below $85 per barrel will benefit India, but a full normalization of Hormuz over the next six to nine months could lead to a surplus if OPEC+ continues unwinding cuts amid weak demand. Internal divisions within OPEC+, including UAE stepping out and Iraq demanding higher quotas, complicate the group's cohesion.
Finance Rupee Slips 10 Paise to 95.28 as Stronger Dollar and Geopolitical Jitters Outweigh Positive Cues
The Indian rupee weakened 10 paise to 95.28 against the US dollar in early trade on Monday, driven by a stronger dollar index and geopolitical uncertainty surrounding US-Iran peace talks. The decline erased part of the previous session's 17-paise gain. Forex traders noted the rupee's failure to benefit from softer dollar and falling oil prices signals underlying fragility, with potential moves towards 96.00 if negative triggers emerge.
Commodities Silver price crash: It was being called the 'new gold'. So what went wrong?
Silver prices have crashed more than 50% since their January 2026 peak, with COMEX Silver down 52% from its all-time high. The correction, far steeper than gold's decline, was driven by profit-booking, industrial demand destruction, and safe-haven flows into the US dollar amid the US-Iran war.
Commodities Indian Refiners Book Crude for 45 Days as Flush Market Favors Buyers
Indian refiners have stocked up on crude oil for the next 45 days, with Russia remaining the top supplier and replacement barrels coming from the US, Venezuela, Africa, and Oman. The market is favoring buyers due to de-escalation in West Asia and increased Middle Eastern cargoes, as noted by Kpler and industry sources.
Commodities Oil prices ease as US-Iran talks commence; Brent crude falls to $72.54 per barrel
Oil prices declined on Tuesday as markets focused on US-Iran talks in Doha. Brent crude slipped to $72.54 per barrel and WTI fell to $70.23, extending last week's 10.6% drop. The potential for diplomatic progress on Strait of Hormuz shipping disruptions weighed on prices, despite mixed signals from Tehran and ongoing risks.
Finance Gokaldas Exports and Reliance Industries Top Buys for June 29, 2026 Week as Geopolitical Risks Loom
Motilal Oswal Wealth Management Research Desk has recommended Gokaldas Exports and Reliance Industries as buy stocks for the week starting June 29, 2026. Gokaldas Exports offers a 29% upside driven by robust export growth, while Reliance Industries targets a 26% gain backed by telecom, retail, and new energy momentum. Market sentiment will be shaped by US-Iran tensions, crude oil prices, and upcoming domestic macroeconomic data.
Commodities Gold and Silver Face Key Test Next Week as US Dollar, Iran Tensions and Jobs Data Take Centre Stage
Gold and silver prices are expected to remain under pressure next week as investors assess US-Iran tensions, crude oil movements, and key global economic data including US non-farm payrolls. On MCX, gold futures fell 2.06% and silver plunged 6.4% this week, while Comex gold declined 3.5%. Analysts cite US dollar strength and lower crude prices as key drivers, with upcoming data likely to influence the Federal Reserve's rate path.
Commodities Global Consumers Reshape Basmati Rice Market with Demands for Traceability, Health, and Convenience
The global basmati rice market, valued at over $13 billion in 2024, is being transformed by a new breed of consumers who prioritize traceability, health attributes like low glycemic index, aged varieties, and convenient packaging. India's Geographical Indication tag has become a marketing asset, and exporters are seeing growing demand for verified provenance. The report highlights key trends including the rise of aged basmati (23% of domestic sales), the health-conscious consumer shift, and the move toward smaller pack sizes and ready-to-cook formats.
Commodities Gold price crash: 30% plunge from January highs, US-Iran war and Fed hawkishness drive selloff
Gold prices have crashed ~30% from their January 2026 all-time highs, now trading below $4,000. The selloff is driven by the US-Iran war triggering inflation concerns, a hawkish Fed repricing rate hikes, and a strengthening US dollar. ETF outflows and reduced safe-haven demand have added pressure. Experts see near-term support at $3,850 and resistance at $4,630, with recovery dependent on easing rate hike pressures.
Commodities Crude Oil Dips Below $75/barrel as Strait of Hormuz Reopens but Full Recovery May Take Time
Crude oil prices fell below $75/barrel on Wednesday after the Strait of Hormuz reopened, but remain above pre-conflict levels. Brent traded near $73.4/barrel, while the Indian oil basket was at $74.34. S&P Global Energy and JP Morgan provide cautious outlooks, citing volatile prices and potential upward pressure from declining inventories.
Commodities Crude Oil Falls to Four-Month Low as Strait of Hormuz Traffic Improves and Iran Supply Outlook Weighs
Crude oil prices fell to four-month lows on Wednesday, with Brent crude dropping 1.8% to $75.71 per barrel and WTI falling 1.5% to $72.13, as improved tanker movement through the Strait of Hormuz and expectations of increased Iranian exports eased supply disruption concerns. The physical market also weakened, with Middle Eastern grades like Dubai, Oman, and Murban slipping into discounts. Despite the decline, analysts caution that geopolitical risks remain unresolved.
Commodities Gold Falls to $4,135 as Dollar Hits One-Year High, Deutsche Bank Cuts Outlook
Gold prices declined 1.6% on Tuesday to $4,135/oz, retreating from a record $5,589/oz, as the US dollar climbed to a one-year high. Deutsche Bank lowered its gold price outlook by more than 20%, warning of a potential fall to $3,800/oz if the Federal Reserve hikes rates three to four times. The dollar's strength and weakening Asian demand are pressuring bullion, while Dubai's commodities exchange announced plans for a same-day settlement gold contract to attract safe-haven demand.
Business FY27 Kicks Off Strong: Double-Digit Sales Growth in Apparel, ACs, and Premium Goods, But Monsoon and Inflation Risks Loom
India’s new fiscal year has opened with robust double-digit sales growth in apparel and white goods, driven by a scorching summer and GST rate cuts. However, companies and analysts warn that an uneven monsoon and accelerating inflation could weigh on demand in coming months. A Bank of America report highlights El Nino risks to retail inflation.
Finance Top Stocks to Buy This Week: SBI and Bharat Electronics Lead Motilal Oswal’s Picks for June 22, 2026
Motilal Oswal Wealth Management Research Desk has selected State Bank of India (SBI) and Bharat Electronics as top stocks for the week starting June 22, 2026. The recommendations come amid a holiday-shortened week with markets closed on Friday for Muharram. Equity markets will track US-Iran dialogue, crude oil prices, and foreign investor activity. The BSE Sensex gained 1.68% for the prior week.
Manufacturing Semaglutide therapy market faces Rs 100 crore excess stock after initial rush
The Indian semaglutide therapy market is facing an excess stock of approximately Rs 100 crore, with stockists holding 50-60 days of inventory after a sharp slowdown in May sales. The market had surged following patent expiry in March but growth slowed drastically, leading to a halt in fresh procurement from pharmaceutical companies.
Business Top Stocks to Buy Today: BEL, Canara Bank, TVS Motor Recommended for June 18, 2026
Aakash K Hindocha of Nuvama recommends buying Bharat Electronics (target ₹470), Canara Bank (target ₹148), and TVS Motor Company (target ₹3760). The Nifty has broken out of a falling wedge, with Bank Nifty closing at a 7-week high. The BSE market cap crossed $5 trillion as the rally extended for a fourth session.
Business Wabash stock soars as analyst cites management bullishness
Wabash National (NYSE:WNC) shares jumped 16.38% on Wednesday after DA Davidson upgraded the stock to buy from neutral, citing growing management confidence in a trailer demand recovery by 2027 and a favourable trade ruling against Chinese imports. The analyst set a $20 price target, noting potential $20 million EBITDA upside from capturing market share affected by new countervailing duties.
Commodities Gold Prices Dip, Head for Third Weekly Loss on Hawkish Fed, Strong Dollar
Gold prices declined on Friday and are headed for a third straight weekly loss, pressured by a strengthening US dollar and the Federal Reserve's increasingly hawkish stance. Spot gold fell 0.6% to $4,184.33 an ounce, while US gold futures for August delivery dropped 1% to $4,202.10. Silver, platinum, and palladium also declined. The Fed's firmer tone and expectations of a rate hike in December have reduced the appeal of non-interest-bearing gold.
Commodities Diesel Plunges as IEA Report Offers Bullish and Bearish Signals Following U.S.-Iran Peace Deal
The International Energy Agency's monthly report provides data supporting both bullish and bearish oil price views following the U.S.-Iran peace deal. Diesel prices have fallen sharply, with DOE/EIA retail diesel at $5.059/gallon, down 15.1 cents. ULSD on CME settled at $3.1702/g, down 44.24 cents in four days. IEA estimates global supply will average 102.4 million b/d in 2026, a drop of 3.9 million b/d from 2025, while demand is set to decline 1.1 million b/d. May production plunged to 94.5 million b/d, down 13.6 million b/d from pre-war levels.
Commodities Oil Prices Dip Near $70 per Barrel as Middle East Turmoil Cools After US-Iran Deal
Oil prices have fallen sharply, with WTI crude trading at $76.46 per barrel and Brent at $79.41, as a US-Iran peace agreement raises expectations that the Strait of Hormuz will reopen. Both benchmarks dropped about 5% to three-month lows. However, uncertainty over the truce's durability and the time needed to restore production persist, while US intelligence warns Iran retains the capability to shut the strait.
Commodities Gold Prices Slide to 6-Month Low Before Recovering on US-Iran Peace Talks, Strait of Hormuz Reopening Possible
Gold touched its lowest level in more than six months on Thursday before recovering to settle at $4,219.69, driven by US President Donald Trump's indication of a possible peace agreement with Iran that could reopen the Strait of Hormuz for shipping. The decline was fueled by high inflation stoking rate hike fears. Iran stated no final decision has been made on any agreement.
Technology Semiconductor stocks lose $1.3 trillion in worst week since 2020 amid chip rout and external shocks
Semiconductor stocks suffered their worst week since 2020, erasing $1.3 trillion in market cap. While triggered by Broadcom's softer AI chip guidance, external factors including a strong US jobs report, renewed US-Iran conflict, and upcoming mega-IPOs from SpaceX, Anthropic, and OpenAI compounded the decline. Chip demand remains strong but investor skittishness may affect AI infrastructure financing.
Business Titan, Bharti Airtel, Adani Ports & More: Top Stocks to Watch on June 8, 2026
Top stock picks for June 8, 2026, include Titan (overweight, Rs 5,182 target), Bharti Airtel (Airtel Money IPO in H2 2026 at $10B valuation), Adani Ports (record cargo volumes), Maruti Suzuki (volume recovery, GST boost), and M&M (SUV demand optimism). Analysts from Morgan Stanley, CLSA, Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan, and Nomura provide ratings and targets.
Commodities Gold Falls to 11-Week Low Then Recovers as Iran-Israel Strikes Rock Markets
Gold prices tumbled to their lowest since March 23 on escalating Middle East tensions and a stronger US jobs report, before rebounding as Iran and Israel ended airstrikes. The yellow metal remains under pressure from elevated crude oil and rising rate hike expectations, though central bank buying and CFTC positioning offer support.
Business Stock Recommendations for June 10, 2026: Bank of India, Hindustan Zinc, Union Bank of India – Technical Picks by Anand Rathi
Mehul Kothari, DVP - Technical Research at Anand Rathi Shares, has issued stock recommendations for June 10, 2026, identifying Bank of India, Hindustan Zinc, and Union Bank of India as top buys based on technical patterns including consolidation breakouts and support zones.
Manufacturing Protein Products Flood Indian Market, Reshape Diet as Manufacturers Rush New Launches
Protein products are flooding the Indian market as companies infuse protein into everyday foods. The protein powder market is Rs 8,000 crore, with 80% consumption by premium households but middle-class spending rising. Brands like Marico, PepsiCo, Eggoz, Parag Milk Foods, and ITC are launching new products, while spending on protein orders has tripled on Swiggy Instamart. The wider nutrition market is set to become 1.3x in two years.
Business India's $843 Billion FDI Surge: A Decade of Growth
India attracted $843 billion in FDI between 2014-15 and 2025-26, marking a 169% increase over the previous period. Key initiatives like Make in India and the Production Linked Incentive Scheme have driven manufacturing growth, with significant contributions from the automatic route.
Commodities India's Fertilizer Prices Drop Amid Easing Supply Strain
India's latest fertilizer tender saw prices drop significantly, indicating an easing of global supply strains. National Fertilizers Ltd. received offers between $444.90 and $617 per tonne, a stark contrast to April's prices of $935 to $959 per tonne.
Logistics Amazon's LTL Entry Unlikely to Disrupt Market
Amazon's expansion into the less-than-truckload (LTL) market is not expected to significantly disrupt existing carriers, according to analysts. Despite Amazon's asset-light model and extensive network, the market's high barriers to entry and established players' strong service offerings limit immediate impact.
Commodities Copper Futures Decline Amid Market Correction
Copper futures have declined to ₹1,315/kg, breaking below key support levels. The market shows signs of a corrective decline, with potential further drops to ₹1,265.