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Commodities Are Inexpensive, But No One Owns Them
Commodities

Commodities Are Inexpensive, But No One Owns Them

Commodities have pulled in $188 billion since 1997; equities pulled in $1.1 trillion; and bonds pulled in $5.3 trillion. Read more here.

Seeking Alpha Sep 5, 2026
Beyond the harvest: India’s next growth frontier in value-added food processing
Commodities

Beyond the harvest: India’s next growth frontier in value-added food processing

Deeper processing, stronger supporting ecosystems, technology, regulatory ecosystem and market-led innovation can help India capture more value from its agricultural base

BusinessLine Sep 5, 2026
Q. Would you consider eighteenth century in India an era of ‘Dark Age’, or a period of economic growth? Elucidate. [UPSC- 2026]
Commodities

Q. Would you consider eighteenth century in India an era of ‘Dark Age’, or a period of economic growth? Elucidate. [UPSC- 2026]

Q. Would you consider eighteenth century in India an era of ‘Dark Age’, or a period of economic growth? Elucidate. [UPSC- 2026] Ans: Older historians…

Selfstudyhistory.com Sep 5, 2026
Global food prices hit nearly four-year high as sugar leads August surge | The Eastleigh Voice
Commodities

Global food prices hit nearly four-year high as sugar leads August surge | The Eastleigh Voice

The FAO Food Price Index rose 1.9 per cent in August, driven by sharp increases in sugar, dairy, cereals, vegetable oils and meat prices.

Eastleighvoice.co.ke Sep 5, 2026
ITAT says genuine F&O profits cannot be called bogus without evidence linking traders to manipulation
Commodities

ITAT says genuine F&O profits cannot be called bogus without evidence linking traders to manipulation

Mumbai ITAT has ruled that genuine F&O and commodity trading profits cannot be treated as bogus accommodation entries without specific evidence. The decision stresses independent…

Livemint Sep 5, 2026
Hong Kong’s leader outlines 3 key new growth drivers ahead of first 5-year plan
Commodities

Hong Kong’s leader outlines 3 key new growth drivers ahead of first 5-year plan

Hong Kong’s leader has identified financial services, innovation and technology, and education as three key new growth drivers ahead of the unveiling of the city’s…

Post Magazine Sep 5, 2026
Reported Russian-Iranian Cruise Missile Co-Op Isn’t the Same As Sending Weapons During Wartime
Commodities

Reported Russian-Iranian Cruise Missile Co-Op Isn’t the Same As Sending Weapons During Wartime

Putin has no intent to help Iran harm the Gulf Kingdoms or Israel, both of which remain close to Russia to this day, and only…

Substack.com Sep 4, 2026
Who is Josh Hoover? Meet Indiana's new QB1 replacing Fernando Mendoza
Commodities

Who is Josh Hoover? Meet Indiana's new QB1 replacing Fernando Mendoza

Curt Cignetti is hoping a transfer portal quarterback can take Indiana back to the promise land.

Sporting News Sep 4, 2026
Russia Sanctions Bill: India gets a breather as Trump’s 100% tariff weapon stalls in US House
Commodities

Russia Sanctions Bill: India gets a breather as Trump’s 100% tariff weapon stalls in US House

A US Senate bill to impose tougher sanctions on Russia is facing growing opposition in the House, making it unlikely to move before the November…

The Times of India Sep 4, 2026
Crude oil futures rise as Vance declines to give timeline to end US-Iran conflict
Commodities

Crude oil futures rise as Vance declines to give timeline to end US-Iran conflict

At 9.29 am on Friday, November Brent oil futures were at $96.03, up by 0.53 per cent, and October crude oil futures on WTI (West…

BusinessLine Sep 4, 2026
Tamil Nadu government to sell onions at Rs 35/kg in 8,739 ration shops to curb price rise
Commodities

Tamil Nadu government to sell onions at Rs 35/kg in 8,739 ration shops to curb price rise

The Tamil Nadu government will sell onions at Rs 35 per kg through 8,739 ration shops. This initiative aims to control soaring onion prices for…

The Times of India Sep 3, 2026
Crocodiles as Prison Guards: Israeli Moat Plan Dehumanizes Palestinian Prisoners
Commodities

Crocodiles as Prison Guards: Israeli Moat Plan Dehumanizes Palestinian Prisoners

When Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir proposed surrounding a prison holding Palestinian security detainees with Nile crocodiles, many people dismissed the idea as political…

CounterPunch Sep 3, 2026