As soon as America launched a ground attack on its neighboring country Venezuela, geopolitical tension has increased in the beginning of 2026. Under the leadership of Donald Trump, America has claimed to occupy Venezuela. America has suddenly attacked Venezuela and arrested its President Nicolas Maduro and his wife.

This attack by America is likely to affect the global market. Changes may be seen in the prices of crude oil and other precious commodities. Because Venezuela not only has oil reserves, but also gold and other metals in large quantities.

Oil prices were at their lowest level in four years

Only last month, oil prices were at their lowest level in four years. US President Donald Trump has intensified his rhetoric against Venezuela. Apart from these, tension has increased in many areas of the world including China and Taiwan.

By the time the market closed on Friday, the price of Brent crude was above $60, but its price has been falling for the last few days. There is every possibility of change in this trend on Monday.

America will take charge of Venezuela

Venezuela has the largest reserves of crude oil. Trump has made it clear that America will repair Venezuela’s damaged energy infrastructure, for now the administrative command of the country will be in his hands.

Venezuela has immense reserves of oil, but the country is still facing many stringent sanctions. Its supply is limited. IEA has warned that the supply shortage will last into 2026.

Investment may be seen in gold

Apart from the prices of crude oil, people can invest in gold. Gold prices have touched the best price figures in the year 2025. This has been seen for the first time since 1979, that is, an increase of 70% has been seen in the prices of gold in so many years. After America’s attack, there may be a lot of change in their prices.

Venezuela has the largest gold reserves

Venezuela has the largest gold reserves in the American subcontinent. This is approximately 161 metric tons. Its price could be around $22 billion. Fluctuations have also been seen in the prices of silver. An increase of about 160% has been seen in this. On Monday, everyone’s eyes will be on the prices of the US dollar.

Strength of US dollar negative for India

The strengthening of the US dollar proves negative for India. Here, the tariff system imposed by America has also reduced our dependence on America. The currency has been recorded continuously weakening.

All eyes on Wall Street

Positive changes have been seen in the Wall Street Index for three consecutive years. It has entered 2026 with double digit returns. If there is a negative reaction on Wall Street, there will be a direct impact on the global equity market.

Indian Stock Market Outlook: The business activities of foreign investors, movement of the dollar and global macroeconomic data will decide the direction of the stock market this week. Analysts predicted that due to holidays, the stock market may trade in a limited range in the short week.

expert opinion

An expert said that due to Christmas and New Year holidays, many global markets may see sluggish activity. Domestic stock markets will remain closed on Thursday on the occasion of Christmas. Ajit Mishra, Senior Vice President (Research) at Religare Broking Limited, said, business may remain limited this week due to the year-end festive period.

At the domestic level, the market will keep an eye on data related to infrastructure sector as well as data related to bank credit growth, deposit growth and foreign exchange reserves. Currency movements and crude oil prices will also remain important factors. Globally, the performance of major markets, especially America, will remain under watch.

Ponmudi R, CEO of online stock trading platform Enrich Money, said strong domestic liquidity is acting as a hedge against deeper downside risks, while if foreign investors return, the market could see the next phase of bullishness.

He said that market sentiment has become more positive after lower than expected US inflation and this environment has historically been favorable for emerging markets including India.

How was the condition of the stock market on Friday?

The last trading session of the Indian stock market week was positive on Friday, December 19. Major benchmark indices closed trading in the green. BSE Sensex was up by 447.55 points and closed at the level of 84,929.36. Nifty also ended the day trading at 25,966.40 points with a rise of 150.85 points.

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Indian stock market gave a red opening on 15 December amid weak global cues.

Nifty50 fell by almost 26,000 and Sensex by more than 250 points at 9:16 AM. Nifty was at 25,961 (-0.33%) and Sensex was at 85,014 (-0.30%). This week the market will keep an eye on WPI Inflation, Trade Balance and HSBC Flash PMI, which will show year-end economic momentum.

Dr. According to VK Vijayakumar, the underperformance of 2025 may be recovered in 2026. Consumption and investment are increasing due to the policy support of Government and RBI. FPIs sold ₹1,114 crore, DIIs supported the market by buying ₹3,869 crore.

History of injection: We all have got an injection in the hospital at some time. Whether it is for the treatment of fever, for a serious illness, or during vaccination, injection is an important part of our life. But have you ever thought that how was the syringe from which the medicine is inserted in your body, how was it discovered? Do you know that the syringe was once made by the urine of the animal and today the business of the same syringe has become billions of rupees.

What is a syringe?

The syringe is a medical device used to inject or remove a medicine or liquid in the body. It consists of a cylindrical tube and a plunger, which works to pull and release the medicine. When a needle is added to this tube, it takes the form of injection.

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How did it start?

The history of the syringe began in the 5th century. In 1656, Britain’s physicist Christopher Ren first used syringe technology to insert drugs in animal veins. At that time the syringe was manufactured with animal urine bag and bone tube. Gradually scientists made it worth using on humans and by the end of the 11th century, the syringe made of metal and glass started.

How has the form of syringe changed?

• Initially the syringe was used repeatedly and used
• Then the disposable plastic syringe started, which reduced the risk of infection
• Today, auto-disabled syringe, prefilled syringe and safety syringe are being used, which are safe and convenient.

How big is this market?

• Medical device sector in India is growing rapidly and syringe is an important part of it.
• India’s syringe market was about ₹ 3,198 crore in the year 2023
• Global syringe market has reached about ₹ 55,230 crore in 2023

The history of the syringe is as interesting as it is, its development is also inspiring. The journey from the equipment made from animal organs to today’s state-of-the-art, safe and single-use syringe is a major achievement of medical science. Today it is not only saving the lives of people, but is also making significant contribution in the economy of the country and the world.

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New Trump Tariff Announced: US President Donald Trump has announced to implement new tariff rates on 6 countries. These countries include the Philippines, Iraq, Moldova, Algeria, Libya and Brunei. The new tariff order will be applicable from 1 August 2025. This decision has come when Trump has already announced tariffs on 14 other countries including South Korea and Japan. Now these 6 new countries have also been added to the list of tariffs.

How much tariff is on which countries?

• Philippines: 25%
• Brunei: 25%
• Moldova: 25%
• Iraq: 30%
• Algeria: 30%
• Libya: 30%

President Trump has sent an official letter to the leaders of these countries giving complete information about the tariff. Under this decision, the maximum tariff has been fixed at 30%, which will apply to Iraq, Algeria and Libya. The Trump administration believes that this step is necessary to protect American trade interests.

10% tariff on BRICS countries also
Trump had announced a plan to impose a 10% tariff on goods coming from BRICS countries Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa a day earlier. This step may further increase commercial tension between the US and emerging economies.

Big rates on copper and medicines
President Trump also informed that 50% tariff will be imposed on copper (copper) in the US. Along with this, he indicated that the tariff on pharma products (medicines) can increase by 200% within a year.

Together, there has been an atmosphere of uncertainty and anxiety in the global markets, because these changes in business policies can have a big impact on international business.

Stock market today: The domestic stock market is visible on the third trading day of the week amidst the boom in the global market. While a 30 -digit Sensex on BSE climbed 200 points at around 9.15 am, the Nifty 50 on NSE is also open above 25600.

Asian market boom

Today, mixed business is visible in the Asian market. While the gift Nifty rose 30.00 points on Wednesday, Nikkei is trading at 39,593.72 levels by falling 0.99 percent. Hangseng climb up 0.52 percent, while Kospi’s shares fell down 1.15. Composite of Shanghai has also seen a decline of 0.05 percent. Apart from this, the Straight Times rose up 0.44 percent while Taiwan’s market has fallen 0.17 percent to 22,515.65.

Israel Iran Tensions: Wall Street was shaken on Friday after the attack on Iran by Israel. A strong attacks were carried out by Israel by targeting Tehran’s important establishments to prevent Iran from making nuclear weapons. In response to this, Iran was also reversed, after which where the voice of Israeli siren was heard, there was echo of explosions in Jerusalem.

Due to the attacks and counters between Israel and Iran on each other, on the one hand, there has been a fear in the minds of global investors, on the other hand, there has been a lot of tension in the Middle East.

Increased tension in the middle east

It is believed that if there are attacks on each other in this way, then the supply of crude oil can be interrupted from the Middle East. This is the reason that as soon as Israel attacked Iran, after that the price of crude oil climbed 7 percent.

Due to the increase in fuel prices, there is a decline in stocks of airlines companies. United Airlines has come to 4.4 percent, American Airlines 4.9 percent and Deelt Airlines 3.8 percent. However, the defense stocks including RTX Corporation have been seen to be fast since the Israeli attack.

Energy stocks boom

Energy sector is visible in enthusiasm due to Israeli attack on Iran. Diamondback energy has shown a jump of 3.7 percent and Exone of about 2 percent. While the S&P 500 index slipped 1.13 percent on Friday. Nasdaq was also 1.30 percent and Dow Jones Industrial Average was down 1.79 percent.

The market experts believe that if all this continues in this way, then the situation can be serious. Ilyas Hadad, a senior market analyst of Brown Barsha Heriman, says that if this situation continues, we can get caught in a completely military struggle.

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Stock Market 11 April 2024: Global tension has not affected the early trade in the Indian market on Friday. The Sensex rose about 1045 points, or 1.14 percent to 74,891.99. Whereas if we talk about the Nifty, then it is doing a gain of 1.61 percent i.e. 359.85 points with a gain of 22,746.49.

This is a bang in the Indian market after a break on 90 days tariff from US President Trump. A day earlier, giving relief to the people from the RBI, it was reduced to 6 percent on a cut of 25 basis points in the repo rate.

Smallcap and midcap stocks are also seen to have good shopping. If the market cap has increased by 5.77 lakh crore in the market cap of companies listed on BSE of overall views.

Earlier on Thursday, the domestic stock market was closed due to Mahavir Jayanti. But if we talk about Wednesday, the domestic stock markets also recorded a decline in early trade as the decline in Asian markets. The BSE Sensex reached 73,673.06 points after the initial trade declined by 554.02 points. While the NSE Nifty slipped below 178.85 points to 22,357 points.

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