We are almost there ...
Escalating tensions in the Middle East could spell doom for Indian trade
Supply chain infrastructure around the world depends on a critical maritime trade route: passage through the Red Sea. And any disruptions in this area could significantly increase costs and delay shipments.
07 October, 2024•7 min
0
07 October, 2024•7 min
0
Subscribe to read this story
We publish over 500 original, detailed stories every year on startups, corporates, stock markets and economic current affairs.
Limited time offer $125 $99 for 1 year
SUBSCRIBE
Already have an account? Sign In
More in World
World
TikTok on the clock, will its party stop?
A new law that calls for a ban on the social media platform in the US if it fails to distance itself from parent ByteDance by January could run into a legal wall as it falls afoul of Americans’ First Amendment rights.
You may also like
Internet
UAE is now rolling out the 10-year golden ticket to content creators
By equating content creators with achievers, the Gulf nation signals an intent to capitalize on its head start in the digital media domain.
Business
Why is Reliance taking Campa Cola to the Middle East?
The region’s growing demand for carbonated beverages and the presence of a large Indian diaspora present an opportunity for the Mukesh Ambani-led conglomerate to up its FMCG game through the iconic brand.
Business
Five big developments that we tracked closely this year
From the Byju’s flameout to the fresh Adani tempest, The Morning Context helped cut through the clutter around the big developments in Indian business.
