
invmaz
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Overseas exposure of UBL is something to look into now. Lets see how how much it factors in pricing along with interest rate risk......!


We have forgotten how bad 2022 crisis was. Commodity: price today (peak in 2022) Brent: $99 ($139) EU steel: $710 ($1,435) EU wheat: €200 (€438) US corn: $4.5 ($8.2) EU gas TTF: €51 (€339) Henry Hub gas: $2.9 ($9.7) German power: €95 (€984) Urea: $660 ($910)





US LNG projects in pipeline approximate to LNG in trouble in middle east. EU as a customer is the common factor between Russia Ukraine war & current war. Insecurity suits the largest seller...........No going back........!


Bulls rule for a.m.


By the time day end Brandon will have another killing. This time in metals....... :(

@motasim It seems brandon has made another killing. 65% variance in a day is unheard of excluding COVID that too was one sided.

AN AMERICAN FIGHTER JET HAS REPORTEDLY CRASHED IN KUWAIT. ACCORDING TO THE AL-AHD NEWS NETWORK, THE AIRCRAFT WAS HIT AND WENT DOWN JUST MINUTES AGO: PRESS TV




ED Flags Indians Buying Dubai Properties with Credit Cards The Enforcement Directorate (ED) is now sending notices to many Indians who bought homes in Dubai using their credit cards. Indian rules clearly say you cannot borrow money to buy property abroad. Credit cards are basically a loan from the bank. When you swipe your card for a down payment in Dubai (or click a payment link from builders), you are borrowing. This breaks the Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA) rules. Property buys overseas must be done only through proper bank channels under the Liberalised Remittance Scheme (LRS). Credit cards are only for small things like shopping or travel – not for buying houses. Many people did this without knowing and now face ED questions, possible heavy fines, and legal trouble.









