India’s EV boom isn’t happening equally everywhere.
Some states are racing ahead with charging stations, subsidies and sales. Others are barely getting started.
So which states are leading India’s electric future… and which ones are falling behind? Let us know in the comments and follow @finshots for more such content!
🚨US data centers consumed 17.4 billion gallons of water in 2023.
By 2028: 73 billion.
Globally, data centers will pull 1.2 trillion liters by 2030.
Cooling water alone projects up 870% across the sector.
This commodity doesn't trade.
No spot market, No futures, No hedge product.
You cannot short global water demand or hedge a cooling water cost curve.
So if you want to express the thesis, you have to find the equities that treat, distribute, recycle, and measure them.
That's my latest article focus🔍
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A crucial macro factor today is US 10 year bond yields. They have moved up from 4.16% on January 1, to 4.60%. It reflects increasing strain for US borrowing program as US debt nears $ 40 trn. When the US sneezes, world gets a cold. Watch out for bond yields around the world.
Poland's economic wonder is simply amazing. Poland did many things right to become the growth champion of Europe.
The eight points below help explain how it happened. Other countries can learn a lot from the Polish way. It’s the opposite of what many European countries do.
🇮🇳 India’s Green Hydrogen Revolution is just getting started ⚡️
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Mining companies today are generating the largest profit margins of any sector in the global economy by far.
Much of the market remains asleep and still analyzes mining through an outdated framework from decades ago.
To be clear:
Miners today are producing profit margins nearly double those of tech companies.
At current metal prices, this environment is absolute nirvana for well-run mining businesses.
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The world's top 10 copper mines in 2026:
🇨🇱 Escondida: 1.35M tonnes BHP/Rio Tinto declining grades + water crisis
🇮🇩 Grasberg: 460K Freeport-McMoRan/MIND ID underground transition complexity
🇵🇪 Las Bambas: 411K MMG Limited/CITIC community protests, transport disruptions
🇲🇽 Buenavista: 409K Grupo México environmental pressure
🇨🇱 Collahuasi: 404K Anglo American/Glencore water access, regulations
🇵🇱 KGHM: 401K Polish state aging infrastructure, high energy costs
🇵🇪 Cerro Verde: 391K Freeport/Sumitomo Corporation social unrest, permitting risk
🇨🇩 Kamoa-Kakula: 386K Ivanhoe Mines/Zijin flooding, political instability
🇵🇪 Antamina: 368K BHP/Glencore/Teck logistics, community relations
🇲🇳 Oyu Tolgoi: 345K Rio Tinto/Mongolia political risk, massive capex
Three countries Chile, Peru, and the DRC host 6 of the top 10.
Peru alone has three. All three face active social unrest or permitting risk.
This is not a diversified supply base.
It is a highly concentrated set of geopolitical bets.
We need as much copper in the next 25 years as we mined in the last 125.
Ore grades are heading below 0.25% meaning exponentially more rock, energy, water, and capital for the same pound of copper.
The top 3 producers BHP, Codelco, Freeport are all declining year on year.
If the world's copper supply is this concentrated, this geopolitically complex, and this capital intensive
Who can actually build and operate the next generation of mega projects successfully?
The answer shapes everything from EV timelines to AI infrastructure to grid buildout.
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📈 Global Semiconductor Sales Hit Record $100 Billion in February 2026
Global semiconductor sales surged to a record $100.6 billion in February 2026, marking the first time monthly sales have exceeded the $100 billion threshold.
Year-to-date sales reached $872 billion, reflecting strong and sustained momentum across the industry. The February figure represents an 86% increase year-over-year and an average annual growth rate of 8.3% since 2010, underscoring the sector’s long-term expansion.
The surge highlights accelerating demand for chips, driven by structural trends such as artificial intelligence, cloud computing, and advanced electronics, reinforcing semiconductors as a core pillar of the global digital economy.
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The South Korean stock market is going parabolic like never seen before in history.
$KOSPI just hit a new all-time high today and is up +37% in the last 34 days after adding ₩1,600 trillion ($1 trillion USD) to its market cap.
It is now up 172% in the last year.
Critical minerals are the new oil.
Africa is the new Gulf concentrated reserves, weak central states, mobile capital, three superpowers competing for offtake.
Cobalt in DRC.
Copper in Zambia.
Lithium in Zimbabwe and Mali.
The scramble doesn't change the doctrine.
Just the commodity.
Source:the economist