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Australia's export earnings for miners and energy producers will rise in 2026-27 due to Middle East conflict driving up energy prices, but are expected to decline over the following four years.

Chicago wheat futures are projected to open 5 to 7 cents higher per bushel on Tuesday, achieving a fourth consecutive session of gains driven by Black Sea disruptions and slow US planting.

S&P Global Energy plans to launch daily FuelEU CO2 abatement assessments for the maritime sector using bio-LNG, starting January 4, 2027.

State-run GAIL India is negotiating to acquire a minority stake in a US LNG export project to diversify its 16.56 MMTPA portfolio and strengthen domestic supply security amidst Middle East geopolitical tensions.

Maharashtra Cyber uncovered a database hacking scam where foreign medical graduates paid up to Rs 25 lakh to fraudulently obtain registration certificates without clearing mandatory screening exams.

Air India Express is expanding its winter schedule to nearly 4,100 weekly flights, but multiple international and domestic routes from Chennai remain suspended, despite the resumption of the Chennai-Singapore service.

Geopolitical tensions near the Strait of Hormuz keep Brent crude near $100, impacting global oil producers like YPF, Mangalore Refinery, and Saudi Aramco amid supply risks and margin pressures.

Power utilities urge farmers to remove auto-switches from agricultural pumps and install capacitors to prevent transformer burnouts, reducing power load by over 10% during supply restorations.

Adani Electricity offers temporary power connections within 48 hours for Navratri and Durga Puja pandals in Mumbai, deploying 850 floodlights and Quick Response Teams to ensure safe, uninterrupted festive celebrations.

India's Green Highways approach integrates environmental resilience into its expanding 1.46 lakh km road network, targeting 90% sapling survival rates, using bio-bitumen from crop residue, and deploying satellite monitoring.