India is considering limiting sulphur exports as West Asia war strains Middle Eastern supplies, pushing up prices and disrupting supply chains. Industry groups warn this could raise global sulphur costs further. The risk increases as China is set to restrict sulphuric acid exports next month. India, heavily dependent on imports, may prioritize domestic availability.
India is preparing to launch its first large-scale private gold mine, the Jonnagiri project in Andhra Pradesh. Backed by Geomysore and substantial investment, the mine is expected to yield up to 1,000 kg of gold each year. If it performs as projected, it could strengthen domestic supply and meaningfully reduce India’s dependence on gold imports, reshaping the country’s import story.
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Tensions in West Asia are disrupting a key India-linked corridor via the Strait of Hormuz, forcing shipping lines to divert vessels. The fallout is visible in surging insurance premiums, the emergence of new surcharges, and added transit costs. With route uncertainty rising, exporters and importers face tighter schedules and higher logistics expenses.
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