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Morgan Stanley trims oil forecasts as Hormuz flows rebound

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By Sayantan Sarkar
| Invezz Verified
Key Risk: A sudden supply shock in the US (unexpected outages, refinery disruptions, or a sharp drop in production) tightens WTI faster than Hormuz risk can offset. Sell NYMEX WTI futures (or buy WTI puts). WTI is forecast at $80 (Q3) and $76 (Q4) on smoother shipping and a modest recovery in Iranian exports. If Brent softens on easing Hormuz risk, WTI should follow with even more downside as supply tightness fades and US production keeps adding barrels.
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Aluminium suffers steepest monthly drop since 2008

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By Sayantan Sarkar
| Invezz Verified
Key Risk: Government intervention or production cuts that quickly reduce output and stop the export-driven price slide. Sell exposure to China aluminium producers (e.g., China-listed aluminium names or a China industrials/metal producer basket). The article points to record Chinese exports and falling ex-China premiums—bad for realized prices and margins.
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Respiratory health impacts of coal-fired power plant emissions with transboundary environmental complexities

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By Shyamasree Dasgupta, Raja Dhar, Sayantan Sarkar, Megha Anand, Akash Sharma, Shiguo Jia, Mohammad Shoeb, Apostolos Bossios, C. R. Parvathy, Yingchang You, Rausan Zamir, Joyanto Routh
| Nature Verified
Abstract This interdisciplinary longitudinal study examines the association between PM2.5 levels at sites downwind of a coal-fired thermal power plant (TPP) near the India-Bangladesh border and respiratory health in the exposed population, assessed using spirometry and fractional exhaled nitric oxide levels. Pulmonary function tests indicate significantly worse lung health at downwind sites in both India and Bangladesh compared with an upwind location.
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