WTI原油期货失守68美元/桶，日内跌幅1.02%。

德国国防部长皮斯托里乌斯：乌克兰已不再需要“金牛座”巡航导弹，因为其自身的无人机已成功打击了俄罗斯境内的炼油厂和军事后勤设施。

India has opened its nuclear-power sector to private investors under the SHANTI Act, passed December 2025, ending the state monopoly created by the 1962 Atomic Energy Act. The government aims to mobilize about $210bn and raise nuclear capacity to 100 GW by 2047 from roughly 9 GW today — implying ~90 GW of new capacity and roughly a tenfold acceleration in deployment over 22 years. The law allows private firms to build, own, operate and decommission nuclear plants and permits foreign participation via joint ventures; private players may engage across generation, engineering, manufacturing, O&M and structured finance. The state will retain control over strategic activities including uranium and thorium mining, heavy-water production, spent-fuel reprocessing and radioactive-waste management. Consultant YCP cautions that legal reform alone does not guarantee investment: tariff mechanisms, financing arrangements, supply-chain readiness, regulatory rules, insurance and public acceptance remain unresolved.