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29.06.26 - 08:06
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Bahrain doubles down on Hong Kong to woo mainland China capital amid Middle East tensions (SCMP)
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Bahrain has deepened its presence in Hong Kong to tap mainland China capital, as the Gulf state launches a charm offensive to court foreign investors amid the US-Israel war on Iran.
Two major Bahraini investors have already placed bets in Hong Kong to seize rising opportunities in China, while the kingdom's investment promotion agency has vowed to lure more capital with financial deregulation.
“We are here to make sure that we continue the momentum and continue the extensive engagement with......
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28.06.26 - 12:00
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Energy security during Middle East crisis: Why India keeps relying on state-run oil firms despite privatisation bids (Times of India)
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India's state-run oil companies have proven indispensable during recent crises, ensuring uninterrupted fuel supplies amidst floods, the pandemic, and Middle East conflicts. Despite past privatization attempts and criticisms, these public sector oil marketing companies have consistently prioritized national energy security over profit, absorbing global price shocks to shield consumers. Their extensive network and strategic role make them the backbone of India's energy resilience, a capability private entities may not replicate....
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26.06.26 - 12:48
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Corporate India may avoid the worst of the Middle East crisis if US-Iran truce holds: Crisil (Times of India)
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Global market jitters over Middle East tensions have eased following a US-Iran ceasefire, improving the outlook for Indian corporate profitability. Crisil Ratings now anticipates a smaller 100-basis-point decline in operating margins for fiscal 2027, down from a previous 200-basis-point estimate. While most sectors are expected to see minimal disruption, some like airlines and specialty chemicals remain under pressure due to persistent input cost challenges....
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