New Delhi, March 22 -- Globally, disruptions in the Gulf could trigger shortages across multiple sectors. Supplies of helium, sulphur, methanol, and aluminium are at risk, potentially impacting industries ranging from semiconductor manufacturing to fertilizers and construction. Food security concerns may also rise as fertilizer supply chains face disruptions, leading to higher agricultural input costs, said a report by DAM Capital Advisors.
The report highlights that while crude oil availability may remain manageable in the near term, the supply of key petroleum products such as LPG, naphtha, aviation turbine fuel (ATF), and gasoil is expected to face significant pressure due to limited refining capacity. Natural gas markets are also likel...