🚧 TAPI gas pipeline moves forward in Afghanistan
Afghanistan has now laid 101 km of the TAPI pipeline, with another 126 km of the route prepared. Around 36 km has already been buried.
Once completed, TAPI is designed to transport up to 33 bcm of natural gas annually from Turkmenistan:
🇦🇫 Afghanistan — ~5 bcm
🇵🇰 Pakistan — 14 bcm
🇮🇳 India — 14 bcm
The project could become a major new gas corridor for South Asia, generating transit revenues, jobs and energy supplies for the participating countries.
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Afghanistan has now laid 101 km of the TAPI pipeline, with another 126 km of the route prepared. Around 36 km has already been buried.
Once completed, TAPI is designed to transport up to 33 bcm of natural gas annually from Turkmenistan:
🇦🇫 Afghanistan — ~5 bcm
🇵🇰 Pakistan — 14 bcm
🇮🇳 India — 14 bcm
The project could become a major new gas corridor for South Asia, generating transit revenues, jobs and energy supplies for the participating countries.
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💳 BRICS Pay moves toward direct corporate cross-border payments
BRICS Pay plans to begin testing a new corporate payment route in the second half of 2027, according to BRICS Pay CEO Andrey Mikhailishin.
The goal is to reduce the long chain of correspondent banks currently involved in many cross-border transactions — cutting processing time, fees and unnecessary intermediaries.
🔹 Banks would exchange payment information directly through a common network
🔹 Settlements would remain in national currencies and be executed by banks
🔹 A private blockchain could record mutual obligations and settlements
🔹 KYC, compliance checks and currency controls would remain in place
If successful, the system could make BRICS trade payments faster and less dependent on traditional correspondent banking networks.
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BRICS Pay plans to begin testing a new corporate payment route in the second half of 2027, according to BRICS Pay CEO Andrey Mikhailishin.
The goal is to reduce the long chain of correspondent banks currently involved in many cross-border transactions — cutting processing time, fees and unnecessary intermediaries.
🔹 Banks would exchange payment information directly through a common network
🔹 Settlements would remain in national currencies and be executed by banks
🔹 A private blockchain could record mutual obligations and settlements
🔹 KYC, compliance checks and currency controls would remain in place
If successful, the system could make BRICS trade payments faster and less dependent on traditional correspondent banking networks.
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🇺🇿 Uzbekistan becomes China’s 5th-largest gas supplier
In Jan–Aug 2026, Uzbekistan exported $306M of gas to China, although its overall gas exports fell sharply. Meanwhile, domestic gas imports reached $1.21B.
China’s top gas suppliers:
🇷🇺 Russia — $6.53B
🇹🇲 Turkmenistan — $5.51B
🇲🇲 Myanmar — $997M
🇰🇿 Kazakhstan — $704M
🇺🇿 Uzbekistan — $306M
🇺🇿 Why the imports? Domestic gas production fell 16.3% YoY to 24.2 bcm in Jan–Aug 2026, increasing pressure on the energy balance. Falling output from mature fields is pushing Uzbekistan to accelerate new drilling and exploration.
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In Jan–Aug 2026, Uzbekistan exported $306M of gas to China, although its overall gas exports fell sharply. Meanwhile, domestic gas imports reached $1.21B.
China’s top gas suppliers:
🇷🇺 Russia — $6.53B
🇹🇲 Turkmenistan — $5.51B
🇲🇲 Myanmar — $997M
🇰🇿 Kazakhstan — $704M
🇺🇿 Uzbekistan — $306M
🇺🇿 Why the imports? Domestic gas production fell 16.3% YoY to 24.2 bcm in Jan–Aug 2026, increasing pressure on the energy balance. Falling output from mature fields is pushing Uzbekistan to accelerate new drilling and exploration.
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☕️🇧🇷 Brazilian Coffee Exports to Russia Down 7%
Brazil shipped $266.7 million worth of coffee to Russia in the first 9 months of 2026, down 7% year-on-year.
September brought a temporary jump: exports doubled YoY to $27.5 million, but still fell 23% month-on-month, reaching the lowest level since June.
Russia ranked only 14th among Brazil’s coffee buyers. The biggest markets were the USA, Germany, Belgium, Italy and Turkey.
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Brazil shipped $266.7 million worth of coffee to Russia in the first 9 months of 2026, down 7% year-on-year.
September brought a temporary jump: exports doubled YoY to $27.5 million, but still fell 23% month-on-month, reaching the lowest level since June.
Russia ranked only 14th among Brazil’s coffee buyers. The biggest markets were the USA, Germany, Belgium, Italy and Turkey.
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🌍 BRICS vs G7: Two Very Different Ways to Measure Economic Power
The picture changes dramatically when GDP is measured by purchasing power parity (PPP) rather than nominal dollars.
💵 Nominal GDP 2026
• BRICS: ≈ $35.2T
• G7: ≈ $55.3T
➡️ G7 leads by a wide margin.
📊 GDP at PPP
• BRICS: ≈ $85.6T
• G7: ≈ $58.2T
➡️ BRICS comes out roughly 47% larger.
China and India are the biggest reason for the difference: PPP adjusts for what money can actually buy domestically, giving greater weight to economies where goods and services are cheaper.
The takeaway: Nominal GDP shows economic value at market exchange rates. PPP shows the scale of economic activity in domestic purchasing-power terms. Neither tells the whole story—but together they provide a much better picture of the global economic balance.
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The picture changes dramatically when GDP is measured by purchasing power parity (PPP) rather than nominal dollars.
💵 Nominal GDP 2026
• BRICS: ≈ $35.2T
• G7: ≈ $55.3T
➡️ G7 leads by a wide margin.
📊 GDP at PPP
• BRICS: ≈ $85.6T
• G7: ≈ $58.2T
➡️ BRICS comes out roughly 47% larger.
China and India are the biggest reason for the difference: PPP adjusts for what money can actually buy domestically, giving greater weight to economies where goods and services are cheaper.
The takeaway: Nominal GDP shows economic value at market exchange rates. PPP shows the scale of economic activity in domestic purchasing-power terms. Neither tells the whole story—but together they provide a much better picture of the global economic balance.
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China’s rise isn’t some brand-new miracle. For most of the last 2,000 years it was already one of the biggest economies on the planet.
Then came the century of humiliation, invasions, unequal treaties, and occupation that really did drain wealth and set the country back.
The Communist Party ended that external control.
But the actual takeoff happened after 1978, when the country opened up and mixed markets with state direction.
Now it’s a major power again, just like the long-run numbers always suggested it would be.
Then came the century of humiliation, invasions, unequal treaties, and occupation that really did drain wealth and set the country back.
The Communist Party ended that external control.
But the actual takeoff happened after 1978, when the country opened up and mixed markets with state direction.
Now it’s a major power again, just like the long-run numbers always suggested it would be.
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🇮🇳⛽ EUROPE NEEDS DIESEL. INDIA CASHES IN.
India’s diesel exports hit a 12-month high in September 2026, reaching 620,000 barrels per day, according to Kpler.
🇪🇺 Europe: 280,000 bpd (+80% month-on-month)
🌍 Africa: 200,000 bpd
🌏 Asia: 50,000 bpd
🌎 Americas: 40,000 bpd
❓ Other/unknown destinations: 50,000 bpd
🔥 Why the surge? Refinery disruptions and tight supplies have pushed diesel prices higher, while strong refining margins are encouraging Indian refiners to maximise exports. China has also suspended diesel exports for October, adding pressure to global supply.
🛢️ Here’s the twist: India imported approximately 1.74 million barrels of Russian crude oil per day in September. It then refined crude into petroleum products, including diesel, for sale to international markets.
Europe buys more diesel from India, while Russian crude remains an important part of India’s oil supply chain. That’s how interconnected the global energy market really is.
#Diesel #India #Russia #OilTrade
India’s diesel exports hit a 12-month high in September 2026, reaching 620,000 barrels per day, according to Kpler.
🇪🇺 Europe: 280,000 bpd (+80% month-on-month)
🌍 Africa: 200,000 bpd
🌏 Asia: 50,000 bpd
🌎 Americas: 40,000 bpd
❓ Other/unknown destinations: 50,000 bpd
🔥 Why the surge? Refinery disruptions and tight supplies have pushed diesel prices higher, while strong refining margins are encouraging Indian refiners to maximise exports. China has also suspended diesel exports for October, adding pressure to global supply.
🛢️ Here’s the twist: India imported approximately 1.74 million barrels of Russian crude oil per day in September. It then refined crude into petroleum products, including diesel, for sale to international markets.
Europe buys more diesel from India, while Russian crude remains an important part of India’s oil supply chain. That’s how interconnected the global energy market really is.
#Diesel #India #Russia #OilTrade
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🇷🇺🐔 Russia Resumes Chicken Exports to Sierra Leone
Russia exported around 840 tonnes of chicken meat and edible offal worth $750,000 to Sierra Leone in January–August 2026.
This marks the first shipment of such a scale since 2017, when exports amounted to just over 140 tonnes worth approximately $80,000.
🌾 Russia is also supplying Sierra Leone with wheat, chicken eggs and other agricultural products, expanding its presence in West Africa.
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Russia exported around 840 tonnes of chicken meat and edible offal worth $750,000 to Sierra Leone in January–August 2026.
This marks the first shipment of such a scale since 2017, when exports amounted to just over 140 tonnes worth approximately $80,000.
🌾 Russia is also supplying Sierra Leone with wheat, chicken eggs and other agricultural products, expanding its presence in West Africa.
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🚆 Russia–Iran Trade: Rail Exports Through Dagestan Rise 5.4%
Russia is expanding its use of the International North–South Transport Corridor (INSTC), with railway exports through Dagestan increasing by 5.4% year-on-year.
Key developments:
🔹 The Samur border crossing supports cargo flows toward Azerbaijan and Iran.
🔹 Grain, mineral fertilizers and agricultural products remain key export commodities.
🔹 Russian grain exports through Astara, Iran, increased more than fourfold in H1 2026.
🔹 Reconstruction of Makhachkala railway station and its port approaches, alongside a new marshalling yard, is planned by the end of 2027 to improve cargo handling.
📈 Russia–Iran trade routes are gaining importance. For exporters, importers and traders, tracking actual shipments is essential to identify active buyers, suppliers and market opportunities.
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Russia is expanding its use of the International North–South Transport Corridor (INSTC), with railway exports through Dagestan increasing by 5.4% year-on-year.
Key developments:
🔹 The Samur border crossing supports cargo flows toward Azerbaijan and Iran.
🔹 Grain, mineral fertilizers and agricultural products remain key export commodities.
🔹 Russian grain exports through Astara, Iran, increased more than fourfold in H1 2026.
🔹 Reconstruction of Makhachkala railway station and its port approaches, alongside a new marshalling yard, is planned by the end of 2027 to improve cargo handling.
📈 Russia–Iran trade routes are gaining importance. For exporters, importers and traders, tracking actual shipments is essential to identify active buyers, suppliers and market opportunities.
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🇮🇷 IRAN EXPANDS CARGO FLOWS THROUGH THE CASPIAN SEA
📊 Amid the onset of the blockade, Iran is increasing its use of the Caspian Sea route.
🚢 The number of active vessels in the Caspian Sea has reportedly risen from 127 to 211.
📦 At the same time, the share of northern ports in Iran’s imports of essential goods has increased from 18% to 30%.
These developments highlight the growing importance of the Caspian Sea and Iran’s northern ports in securing essential supplies and developing regional logistics corridors.
🇷🇺🇮🇷 For Russian–Iranian trade, the Caspian route is becoming increasingly strategic, creating new opportunities for cargo transportation, regional supply chains, and cross-border cooperation.
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📊 Amid the onset of the blockade, Iran is increasing its use of the Caspian Sea route.
🚢 The number of active vessels in the Caspian Sea has reportedly risen from 127 to 211.
📦 At the same time, the share of northern ports in Iran’s imports of essential goods has increased from 18% to 30%.
These developments highlight the growing importance of the Caspian Sea and Iran’s northern ports in securing essential supplies and developing regional logistics corridors.
🇷🇺🇮🇷 For Russian–Iranian trade, the Caspian route is becoming increasingly strategic, creating new opportunities for cargo transportation, regional supply chains, and cross-border cooperation.
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🇺🇸 US EASES SANCTIONS ON RUSSIAN DIESEL: COULD RUSSIA EARN $2.7 BILLION?
On October 9, 2026, the US announced a temporary easing of sanctions affecting Russian diesel fuel.
📊 Potential export volumes and sales value
Using the current European diesel benchmark of approximately $1,488–1,497 per tonne as a reference:
October: 300,000 tonnes — approximately $446–449 million
November: 500,000 tonnes — approximately $744–748 million
December: 1 million tonnes — approximately $1.49 billion
💰 Total: 1.8 million tonnes worth approximately $2.68–2.69 billion at benchmark prices.
🌍 The big questions:
— Which countries and buyers will purchase Russian diesel first?
— What prices and discounts will they negotiate?
— Can Russia actually supply these volumes?
— Which traders, importers and shipping routes will benefit?
On October 9, 2026, the US announced a temporary easing of sanctions affecting Russian diesel fuel.
📊 Potential export volumes and sales value
Using the current European diesel benchmark of approximately $1,488–1,497 per tonne as a reference:
October: 300,000 tonnes — approximately $446–449 million
November: 500,000 tonnes — approximately $744–748 million
December: 1 million tonnes — approximately $1.49 billion
💰 Total: 1.8 million tonnes worth approximately $2.68–2.69 billion at benchmark prices.
🌍 The big questions:
— Which countries and buyers will purchase Russian diesel first?
— What prices and discounts will they negotiate?
— Can Russia actually supply these volumes?
— Which traders, importers and shipping routes will benefit?
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🇦🇪 Who Feeds the UAE? A Global Food Supply Network
The UAE relies on food imports from across the world, with no single region accounting for more than 19% of total food import value in 2025.
🌍 Where does the food come from?
🇮🇳 South Asia: 18.3%
🇪🇺 Europe: 18.0%
🌏 Southeast Asia: 12.7%
🌎 South America: 11.2%
🕌 Middle East: 11.5%
🇺🇸 North America: 8.6%
🌊 Oceania: 7.8%
🌍 Africa: 6.8%
🇨🇳 East & Central Asia: 5.0%
📊 Why does this matter?
Diversifying food suppliers helps the UAE reduce dependence on any single market, maintain year-round availability, and strengthen food security. Reliable shipping routes, cold-chain logistics, and stable international trade relationships are just as important as the food itself.
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The UAE relies on food imports from across the world, with no single region accounting for more than 19% of total food import value in 2025.
🌍 Where does the food come from?
🇮🇳 South Asia: 18.3%
🇪🇺 Europe: 18.0%
🌏 Southeast Asia: 12.7%
🌎 South America: 11.2%
🕌 Middle East: 11.5%
🇺🇸 North America: 8.6%
🌊 Oceania: 7.8%
🌍 Africa: 6.8%
🇨🇳 East & Central Asia: 5.0%
📊 Why does this matter?
Diversifying food suppliers helps the UAE reduce dependence on any single market, maintain year-round availability, and strengthen food security. Reliable shipping routes, cold-chain logistics, and stable international trade relationships are just as important as the food itself.
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🇷🇺 Russia’s Container Logistics Is Consolidating Under State Control
Rosatom has acquired 100% of the Delo Group, buying Sergey Shishkarev’s 51% stake in a deal reportedly worth around RUB 77 billion.
🚢 The next step: integration with other Rosatom logistics assets, including FESCO.
The combined businesses reportedly account for:
50% of Russia’s container transshipment
44% of Russian rail container transportation
Delo operates 7 seaports, 46 inland terminals, 40,000 rail container platforms, a fleet with 220,000 TEU capacity and its own ships.
📦 Why does this matter for foreign trade?
Russia’s strategic container logistics infrastructure is becoming increasingly concentrated under a state-owned corporation. Rosatom aims to eliminate duplicated investments and save up to RUB 100 billion over 10 years.
But will these savings mean lower freight rates for importers and exporters—or will greater market concentration strengthen the operator’s influence over prices and capacity?
Rosatom has acquired 100% of the Delo Group, buying Sergey Shishkarev’s 51% stake in a deal reportedly worth around RUB 77 billion.
🚢 The next step: integration with other Rosatom logistics assets, including FESCO.
The combined businesses reportedly account for:
50% of Russia’s container transshipment
44% of Russian rail container transportation
Delo operates 7 seaports, 46 inland terminals, 40,000 rail container platforms, a fleet with 220,000 TEU capacity and its own ships.
📦 Why does this matter for foreign trade?
Russia’s strategic container logistics infrastructure is becoming increasingly concentrated under a state-owned corporation. Rosatom aims to eliminate duplicated investments and save up to RUB 100 billion over 10 years.
But will these savings mean lower freight rates for importers and exporters—or will greater market concentration strengthen the operator’s influence over prices and capacity?
🇮🇳 INDIA: AN AGRICULTURAL GIANT DEPENDENT ON EDIBLE OIL IMPORTS
🌻 35 years of change: 1990–2025
India’s agricultural sector has grown, but edible oil demand has grown much faster.
📊 Domestic production vs. imports:
1990/91: 4.9 Mt produced | 0.5 Mt imported
2010/11: 9.8 Mt produced | 7.2 Mt imported
2024/25: 12.6 Mt produced | 16.1 Mt imported
📈 Over 35 years:
Domestic production increased 2.6×
Imports surged 30×
Imports now account for approximately 56% of total supply
🛢 What does India import?
🟠 Palm oil: 7.52 Mt (46.8%)
🟢 Soybean oil: 4.82 Mt (30%)
🟡 Sunflower oil: 2.89 Mt (18%)
⚪️ Other oils: 0.84 Mt (5.2%)
🌍 Indonesia and Malaysia dominate palm oil supply, while Argentina, Brazil, Russia and Ukraine are important suppliers of other vegetable oils.
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🌻 35 years of change: 1990–2025
India’s agricultural sector has grown, but edible oil demand has grown much faster.
📊 Domestic production vs. imports:
1990/91: 4.9 Mt produced | 0.5 Mt imported
2010/11: 9.8 Mt produced | 7.2 Mt imported
2024/25: 12.6 Mt produced | 16.1 Mt imported
📈 Over 35 years:
Domestic production increased 2.6×
Imports surged 30×
Imports now account for approximately 56% of total supply
🛢 What does India import?
🟠 Palm oil: 7.52 Mt (46.8%)
🟢 Soybean oil: 4.82 Mt (30%)
🟡 Sunflower oil: 2.89 Mt (18%)
⚪️ Other oils: 0.84 Mt (5.2%)
🌍 Indonesia and Malaysia dominate palm oil supply, while Argentina, Brazil, Russia and Ukraine are important suppliers of other vegetable oils.
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#India #EdibleOil #GlobalTrade
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