Saudi Arabia
The region’s largest economy, running the biggest economic diversification bet in the Gulf, with the rest of the region watching how it lands.
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Jul- 2026 -5 JulyCapital

OPEC+ raises output as surplus risk looms in 2027
Seven members agreed July 3 to increase quotas by 188,000 barrels per day starting August, but an expected supply glut next year threatens cartel unity as members fight for market…
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Jun- 2026 -30 JuneCapital

India raises export insurance to keep Gulf trade flowing
The state insurer ECGC lifted commercial-risk cover to 95% through September 30, absorbing more default risk so banks keep financing shipments to West Asia despite settlement disruptions.
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23 JuneCapital

America’s cooking gas is now feeding India’s kitchens
The US jumped from 8% to 33% of India's LPG imports in two months, locked in by a 2.2-million-tonne term deal signed before the Middle East war disrupted Gulf supplies.
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22 JunePower

Seoul arrives first to claim its place in Middle East rebuilding
South Korea formed a reconstruction task force weeks before any ceasefire deal, positioning Korean firms ahead of rivals while rejecting any Hormuz toll as a matter of principle.
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14 JunePower

Trump pursues Iran deal with Netanyahu locked out of the room
The Israeli prime minister faces an ICC arrest warrant in France, but his exclusion from G7 talks signals a deeper shift: Washington is negotiating Iran's future without the leader who…
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13 JuneLife & Health

One student’s withheld marks reached India’s highest court
When CBSE cancelled West Asia exams during the Iran conflict, it left thousands of students unable to access their results, forcing the Supreme Court to demand a uniform policy.
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11 JuneSociety

Asia sent a record nine teams to the World Cup. The money came first.
FIFA nearly doubled Asia's direct qualification slots to eight in 2017, years before a single qualifier kicked off, betting that 46% of the world's avid football fans now live in…
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7 JuneCapital

India’s cooking gas subsidy hits a breaking point as war drives import costs up
State oil firms lost ₹60,000 crore on LPG sales last year, and the Saudi Contract Price is up 46% since February, forcing New Delhi to choose between inflation and absorbing…
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May- 2026 -25 MaySociety

Saudi Arabia manages haj pilgrimage amid Iran war ceasefire and extreme heat
The 2026 haj pilgrimage began with over 1.5 million pilgrims arriving in Saudi Arabia, posing a logistical and geopolitical stress test amid a fragile Iran war ceasefire and extreme temperatures.…
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25 MayCapital

Saudi Arabia’s $24.7 billion oil revenue masks market share loss in Asia
Saudi Arabia earned $24.7 billion from oil exports in April 2026, its highest monthly revenue in over three years, as Brent crude traded near $86 per barrel. However, Saudi crude…








