纽约期银向下触及56美元/盎司，日内跌3.63%。

Facing rising geopolitical risk, PM Modi is pursuing measures to reduce India’s reliance on critical imports to protect supply chains and ease currency pressure. The commerce ministry is drafting a list of more than 100 products — including electronics, chemicals, key pharmaceuticals, fertiliser, semiconductors, autos and machinery — to scale up domestic production. The cabinet approved an additional 1.9 tln rupee ($19.7bn) of fiscal support for chip and smartphone manufacturing and a policy to raise domestic fertiliser output after supply concerns tied to a potential Strait of Hormuz disruption. The government aims to cut fertiliser imports by 30% over three years and plans to restart idled domestic fertiliser plants, with some projects expected within a year. Authorities may offer incentives to private and foreign investors to build local plants and could require state-owned firms to expand capacity via joint ventures.

On the 16th local time, the Verkhovna Rada approved core senior officials and ministerial nominees on a cabinet list submitted earlier by newly appointed Prime Minister Sergey Korletsky. Earlier the Rada had appointed Korletsky — formerly chairman of the board of Ukraine’s state oil and gas company — as prime minister.