Indian corporations are becoming ambivalent about Modi

The tycoon Mukesh Ambani’s example suggests Indian corporations have doubts about the prime minister’s economic policies

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Markets will adjust to new sulphur caps on ships' fuel

Tougher restrictions on sulphur in fuel may double costs for some ships and step up scrapping of older vessels

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Heightened tensions with the United States are squeezing Tehran’s budget

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The widely questioned 'election' of Luis Parra as National Assembly leader is unlikely to be reversed

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The threat of disrupted oil supplies has suddenly become more real as Belarus scrambles to find willing Russian sellers

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The country wants to offset its dependence on energy imports with oil and gas production

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ExxonMobil has begun its first oil production in Guyana and this week announced a new offshore oil find

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Opposition disarray and a modicum of economic stabilisation are again helping President Maduro to remain in power

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Subnational governments have sizeable fiscal challenges and limited funding options

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New export taxes have prompted wrath among farmers and concerns over the impact of pending economic announcements

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