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... launch of new investment products (including spot ETFs on various crypto assets), and even considering bitcoin's inclusion in state reserves as a store of value. While these proposals still need to be implemented, the fact that the highest levels of government are paying close attention to cryptocurrencies strengthens investor confidence in the sector's long-term prospects. The report came shortly after President Donald Trump signed the first-ever U.S. stablecoin legislation (on July 18), further ...

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... global oil market, prompting companies to reconsider supply chains in light of potential new barriers. New Delhi Prepares a Response and Points Out Western Double Standards India has resolutely reacted to the trade pressure from the U.S. The Indian government has made it clear that it does not intend to curtail imports of Russian oil, viewing them as essential for its energy security. The Indian Ministry of External Affairs publicly stated that purchases from Russia are driven by forced circumstances: ...

... Russia, while the U.S. imports various chemicals and nuclear materials. Against this backdrop, the Indian side points to “double standards” — demands to cease cooperation with Moscow come from those profiting from trade with Russia. The Indian government stated that it would protect national interests and economic security. The statement emphasized that U.S. and EU criticism of India is unwarranted: at the beginning of the crisis, Western countries themselves encouraged India to purchase Russian ...