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India has dropped from 4th to 6th in the global GDP ranking, with the country's explosive growth at the end of 2025 cooling off to start 2026. Here are the top 6 countries: 1. United States: $32.38 trillion 2. China: $20.85 trillion 3. Germany: $5.25 trillion 4. Japan: $4.38 trillion 5. United Kingdom: $4.26 trillion 6. India: $4.15 trillion

Benjamin Netanyahu rejects President Trump’s ceasefire and says the war will continue against Iran at any time he chooses.

Investors Shouldn't Mistake Cease-Fire With Iran for a Resolution — Market Talk A two-week cease-fire is welcome for risk assets, but such patterns have happened before, and uncertainty can persist, says Josh Gilbert, market analyst at eToro. "Ultimately, it's important that investors don't get ahead of themselves. We've seen Trump set and extend deadlines multiple times before, and a two-week window is not a permanent resolution," the note says. Earlier, President Trump announced the cease-fire with Iran, sending crude below $100 and pushing gold and other precious metals higher. The note says if shipping lanes reopen and oil stabilizes, it could mark a turning point for global markets--but if no lasting deal emerges, the relief rally might reverse sharply.

Nirmala Sitharaman just said that Indian rupee ₹ is doing okay Meanwhile, $1 = ₹94

🇺🇸 Massive Million-Strong Protests Against Trump in the U.S. Across America, including in Minneapolis, crowds gathered to protest Trump, his administration, and his policies. Today's "No King" demonstrations saw millions take to the streets in cities nationwide. More than 8 million peoples

🇺🇸🇮🇷 Stocks down. Bonds down. Gold down. Usually when stocks crash, gold and bonds go up. That's the whole point of them. Not this month. Everything is down simultaneously and there is nowhere to hide because the thing breaking the market isn't a recession or a rate decision. It's a war nobody knows how to price because nobody knows when it ends. Source: CNN

BREAKING: 🇮🇷 🇺🇸 🇨🇳 Iran considering allowing oil tankers to pass the Strait of Hormuz, ONLY if the oil is paid for in Chinese yuan - CNN

The US Dollar Index (DXY) has been rising sharply Primary Reasons for the Rally: 1. Safe-haven demand for the USD amid war risks 2. Surging oil prices hurt other currencies more than the US 3. Inflation fears → fewer Fed rate cuts expected Other Contributing Factors: - Broader risk aversion: Stock markets (S&P 500) have pulled back, amplifying dollar strength. - Minor tailwinds like US trade probes/tariff threats under the current administration add some pressure on foreign currencies, but geopolitics and oil dominate. (The inverse relationship between the US Dollar Index (DXY) and gold/silver is textbook, and it's playing out aggressively right now)

BREAKING: Iran has given approval to the Indian government for two liquified petroleum tankers to pass through the Strait of Hormuz.

🚨🇮🇷🇸🇦Just Now: Saudi Defence Ministry: Intercepted drone heading to Shaybah oilfield. Iran-backed drone threats continue to target key Gulf energy infrastructure.

News: Iran allows Indian oil tankers to pass through the Strait of Hormuz. But: Iran sources deny any transit being allowed though Strait of Hormuz, when asked if Indian flagged ships are allowed

Iran hit an Indian ship in the Strait of Hormuz This is because Iran warned every ally of the U.S not to cross the Straits of Hormuz.

This is exactly how Trump will announce ending Iran war very soon

Asia markets rebound, oil dives as Trump says Iran war could end soon

Oil: $107 🚀🤯

Oil prices ‘could breach $100 a barrel within days’ amid supply disruption from Iran war Oil prices could exceed $100 per barrel within days and potentially reach $150 by the end of the month, according to Goldman Sachs, due to severe supply disruptions from the Iran war affecting the Strait of Hormuz. Only about 10% of normal oil shipments are currently passing through the key trade route after Iran effectively blocked tanker traffic following the US-Israeli attack on Iran. This disruption is far larger than the oil shock caused by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in 2022. Oil has already surged over 50% in 2026, rising from around $60 to more than $94 per barrel, with analysts warning that the global market faces a 20 million barrels-per-day supply deficit if exports remain blocked. Because the Strait of Hormuz carries about one-fifth of global oil and LNG, continued disruption could trigger record oil prices and major global economic consequences.

So now US is telling us what to do and what not to do. Our media have to criticise US instead of making it news.