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Siliguri, West Bengal, India. 20th Mar, 2026. Indian ladies exchange Indian Currencies in Siliguri. The Indian rupee broke past the 93-per-dollar mark for the first time on Friday as the escalation of the conflict in West Asia fueled a rise in global fuel prices. The currency's exchange rate hit a new all-time low of 93.28-per-dollar in early trade. Indian rupee fell to a record low on March 19, deepening losses driven by a disruption of global energy supplies amid the war in the Middle East, which threatens to upset India's growth-inflation balance, as per published reports. (Credit Image:-stock-foto
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Siliguri, West Bengal, India. 20th Mar, 2026. Indian ladies exchange Indian Currencies in Siliguri. The Indian rupee broke past the 93-per-dollar mark for the first time on Friday as the escalation of the conflict in West Asia fueled a rise in global fuel prices. The currency's exchange rate hit a new all-time low of 93.28-per-dollar in early trade. Indian rupee fell to a record low on March 19, deepening losses driven by a disruption of global energy supplies amid the war in the Middle East, which threatens to upset India's growth-inflation balance, as per published reports. (Credit Image:-stock-foto
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Siliguri, West Bengal, India. 20th Mar, 2026. Indian ladies exchange Indian Currencies in Siliguri. The Indian rupee broke past the 93-per-dollar mark for the first time on Friday as the escalation of the conflict in West Asia fueled a rise in global fuel prices. The currency's exchange rate hit a new all-time low of 93.28-per-dollar in early trade. Indian rupee fell to a record low on March 19, deepening losses driven by a disruption of global energy supplies amid the war in the Middle East, which threatens to upset India's growth-inflation balance, as per published reports. (Credit Image:-stock-foto
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Siliguri, West Bengal, India. 20th Mar, 2026. Indian Currencies were pictured in Siliguri. The Indian rupee broke past the 93-per-dollar mark for the first time on Friday as the escalation of the conflict in West Asia fueled a rise in global fuel prices. The currency's exchange rate hit a new all-time low of 93.28-per-dollar in early trade. Indian rupee fell to a record low on March 19, deepening losses driven by a disruption of global energy supplies amid the war in the Middle East, which threatens to upset India's growth-inflation balance, as per published reports. (Credit Image: © Dipten-stock-foto
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Siliguri, West Bengal, India. 20th Mar, 2026. Indian Currencies were pictured in Siliguri. The Indian rupee broke past the 93-per-dollar mark for the first time on Friday as the escalation of the conflict in West Asia fueled a rise in global fuel prices. The currency's exchange rate hit a new all-time low of 93.28-per-dollar in early trade. Indian rupee fell to a record low on March 19, deepening losses driven by a disruption of global energy supplies amid the war in the Middle East, which threatens to upset India's growth-inflation balance, as per published reports. (Credit Image: © Dipten-stock-foto
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Siliguri, West Bengal, India. 20th Mar, 2026. Indian Currencies were pictured in Siliguri. The Indian rupee broke past the 93-per-dollar mark for the first time on Friday as the escalation of the conflict in West Asia fueled a rise in global fuel prices. The currency's exchange rate hit a new all-time low of 93.28-per-dollar in early trade. Indian rupee fell to a record low on March 19, deepening losses driven by a disruption of global energy supplies amid the war in the Middle East, which threatens to upset India's growth-inflation balance, as per published reports. (Credit Image: © Dipten-stock-foto
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Fishermen are flocking to the mouth of the Yoshino River in Tokushima Prefecture as the season for catching glass eels, or juvenile eels, reaches its peak. Before dawn, small boats and larger fishing vessels equipped with bright gathering lights quietly gathered on the water. Red, blue, yellow, and green lights ripple across the river's surface, evoking a constellation against the winter darkness. Glass eels measure about five centimeters long and are drawn from the sea into the river by the lights, then scooped up in nets. Known as “white diamonds” for their high market value, these tiny eels-stock-foto
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THE HAGUE - Sjoerd Sjoerdsma, Minister of Foreign Trade and Development Cooperation, arrives for the first regular cabinet meeting with the new cabinet. ROBIN UTRECHT /ANP netherlands out - belgium out-stock-foto
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Fishermen are flocking to the mouth of the Yoshino River in Tokushima Prefecture as the season for catching glass eels, or juvenile eels, reaches its peak. Before dawn, small boats and larger fishing vessels equipped with bright gathering lights quietly gathered on the water. Red, blue, yellow, and green lights ripple across the river's surface, evoking a constellation against the winter darkness. Glass eels measure about five centimeters long and are drawn from the sea into the river by the lights, then scooped up in nets. Known as “white diamonds” for their high market value, these tiny eels-stock-foto
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THE HAGUE - Sjoerd Sjoerdsma, Minister of Foreign Trade and Development Cooperation, arrives for the first regular cabinet meeting with the new cabinet. ROBIN UTRECHT /ANP netherlands out - belgium out-stock-foto
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Fishermen are flocking to the mouth of the Yoshino River in Tokushima Prefecture as the season for catching glass eels, or juvenile eels, reaches its peak. Before dawn, small boats and larger fishing vessels equipped with bright gathering lights quietly gathered on the water. Red, blue, yellow, and green lights ripple across the river's surface, evoking a constellation against the winter darkness. Glass eels measure about five centimeters long and are drawn from the sea into the river by the lights, then scooped up in nets. Known as “white diamonds” for their high market value, these tiny eels-stock-foto
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Fishermen are flocking to the mouth of the Yoshino River in Tokushima Prefecture as the season for catching glass eels, or juvenile eels, reaches its peak. Before dawn, small boats and larger fishing vessels equipped with bright gathering lights quietly gathered on the water. Red, blue, yellow, and green lights ripple across the river's surface, evoking a constellation against the winter darkness. Glass eels measure about five centimeters long and are drawn from the sea into the river by the lights, then scooped up in nets. Known as “white diamonds” for their high market value, these tiny eels-stock-foto
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THE HAGUE - Sjoerd Sjoerdsma, Minister of Foreign Trade and Development Cooperation, arrives for the first regular cabinet meeting with the new cabinet. ROBIN UTRECHT /ANP netherlands out - belgium out-stock-foto
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THE HAGUE - Sjoerd Sjoerdsma, Minister of Foreign Trade and Development Cooperation, arrives for the first regular cabinet meeting with the new cabinet. ROBIN UTRECHT /ANP netherlands out - belgium out-stock-foto
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Berlin, Germany. 20th Mar, 2026. A protest poster with the inscription "Austerity policy endangers your health. We don't come for free!" hangs in the window of a pharmacy. Pharmacies across Germany have called for a day of protest on 23.03.2026 and want to keep their stores closed, supplies are to be provided by emergency service pharmacies and demonstrations have been announced. Credit: Fernando Gutierrez-Juarez/dpa/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Fishermen are flocking to the mouth of the Yoshino River in Tokushima Prefecture as the season for catching glass eels, or juvenile eels, reaches its peak. Before dawn, small boats and larger fishing vessels equipped with bright gathering lights quietly gathered on the water. Red, blue, yellow, and green lights ripple across the river's surface, evoking a constellation against the winter darkness. Glass eels measure about five centimeters long and are drawn from the sea into the river by the lights, then scooped up in nets. Known as “white diamonds” for their high market value, these tiny eels-stock-foto
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Fishermen are flocking to the mouth of the Yoshino River in Tokushima Prefecture as the season for catching glass eels, or juvenile eels, reaches its peak. Before dawn, small boats and larger fishing vessels equipped with bright gathering lights quietly gathered on the water. Red, blue, yellow, and green lights ripple across the river's surface, evoking a constellation against the winter darkness. Glass eels measure about five centimeters long and are drawn from the sea into the river by the lights, then scooped up in nets. Known as “white diamonds” for their high market value, these tiny eels-stock-foto
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Berlin, Germany. 20th Mar, 2026. A protest poster with the inscription "Austerity policy endangers your health. We don't come for free!" hangs in the window of a pharmacy. Pharmacies across Germany have called for a day of protest on 23.03.2026 and want to keep their stores closed, supplies are to be provided by emergency service pharmacies and demonstrations have been announced. Credit: Fernando Gutierrez-Juarez/dpa/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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LISSE - Visitors in the Keukenhof flower park. It is the 77th time the flower exhibition is being held. ROBIN UTRECHT /ANP netherlands out - belgium out-stock-foto
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Fishermen are flocking to the mouth of the Yoshino River in Tokushima Prefecture as the season for catching glass eels, or juvenile eels, reaches its peak. Before dawn, small boats and larger fishing vessels equipped with bright gathering lights quietly gathered on the water. Red, blue, yellow, and green lights ripple across the river's surface, evoking a constellation against the winter darkness. Glass eels measure about five centimeters long and are drawn from the sea into the river by the lights, then scooped up in nets. Known as “white diamonds” for their high market value, these tiny eels-stock-foto
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Castelvetro (Modena). Workers at the Dom-Ascot ceramics factory protested after the Victoria Fund, which owns the ceramics factory, decided to close the plant and subsequently lay off 43 employees. In the photo, Federico Poppi, mayor of Castelvetro, meets with workers.-stock-foto
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Castelvetro (Modena). Workers at the Dom-Ascot ceramics factory protested after the Victoria Fund, which owns the ceramics factory, decided to close the plant and subsequently lay off 43 employees. In the photo, Federico Poppi, mayor of Castelvetro, meets with workers.-stock-foto
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Castelvetro (Modena). Workers at the Dom-Ascot ceramics factory protested after the Victoria Fund, which owns the ceramics plant, decided to close the factory and subsequently lay off 43 employees.-stock-foto
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Castelvetro (Modena). Workers at the Dom-Ascot ceramics factory protested after the Victoria Fund, which owns the ceramics, decided to close the factory and subsequently lay off 43 employees.-stock-foto
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Castelvetro (Modena). Workers at the Dom-Ascot ceramics factory protested after the Victoria Fund, which owns the ceramics, decided to close the factory and subsequently lay off 43 employees.-stock-foto
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Castelvetro (Modena). Workers at the Dom-Ascot ceramics factory protested after the Victoria Fund, which owns the ceramics, decided to close the factory and subsequently lay off 43 employees.-stock-foto
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Castelvetro (Modena). Workers at the Dom-Ascot ceramics factory protested after the Victoria Fund, which owns the ceramics, decided to close the factory and subsequently lay off 43 employees.-stock-foto
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New York, New York, USA. 19th Mar, 2026. Atmosphere on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) in New York, NY on March 19, 2026. Stock market continues to slide into the red as oil prices going up and Federal Reserve on Wednesday kept interest rates unchanged and US and Israel continue military campaign against Iran and Iran and its proxy Hezbollah pounding Israel and neighboring Arab countries energy infrastructure. (Credit Image: © Lev Radin/ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for Commercial USAGE!-stock-foto
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Castelvetro (Modena). Workers at the Dom-Ascot ceramics factory protested after the Victoria Fund, which owns the ceramics factory, decided to close the factory and subsequently lay off 43 employees. Pictured is the coffin the workers made for the closed factory.-stock-foto
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New York, New York, USA. 19th Mar, 2026. A trader works on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) in New York, NY on March 19, 2026. Stock market continues to slide into the red as oil prices going up and Federal Reserve on Wednesday kept interest rates unchanged and US and Israel continue military campaign against Iran and Iran and its proxy Hezbollah pounding Israel and neighboring Arab countries energy infrastructure. (Credit Image: © Lev Radin/ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for Commercial USAGE!-stock-foto
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New York, New York, USA. 19th Mar, 2026. A trader works on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) in New York, NY on March 19, 2026. Stock market continues to slide into the red as oil prices going up and Federal Reserve on Wednesday kept interest rates unchanged and US and Israel continue military campaign against Iran and Iran and its proxy Hezbollah pounding Israel and neighboring Arab countries energy infrastructure. (Credit Image: © Lev Radin/ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for Commercial USAGE!-stock-foto
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New York, New York, USA. 19th Mar, 2026. A trader works on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) in New York, NY on March 19, 2026. Stock market continues to slide into the red as oil prices going up and Federal Reserve on Wednesday kept interest rates unchanged and US and Israel continue military campaign against Iran and Iran and its proxy Hezbollah pounding Israel and neighboring Arab countries energy infrastructure. (Credit Image: © Lev Radin/ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for Commercial USAGE!-stock-foto
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Castelvetro (Modena). Workers at the Dom-Ascot ceramics factory protested after the Victoria Fund, which owns the ceramics factory, decided to close the factory and subsequently lay off 43 employees. Pictured is the coffin the workers made for the closed factory.-stock-foto
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New York, New York, USA. 19th Mar, 2026. Atmosphere on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) in New York, NY on March 19, 2026. Stock market continues to slide into the red as oil prices going up and Federal Reserve on Wednesday kept interest rates unchanged and US and Israel continue military campaign against Iran and Iran and its proxy Hezbollah pounding Israel and neighboring Arab countries energy infrastructure. (Credit Image: © Lev Radin/ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for Commercial USAGE!-stock-foto
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New York, New York, USA. 19th Mar, 2026. Atmosphere on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) in New York, NY on March 19, 2026. Stock market continues to slide into the red as oil prices going up and Federal Reserve on Wednesday kept interest rates unchanged and US and Israel continue military campaign against Iran and Iran and its proxy Hezbollah pounding Israel and neighboring Arab countries energy infrastructure. (Credit Image: © Lev Radin/ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for Commercial USAGE!-stock-foto
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New York, New York, USA. 19th Mar, 2026. Atmosphere on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) in New York, NY on March 19, 2026. Stock market continues to slide into the red as oil prices going up and Federal Reserve on Wednesday kept interest rates unchanged and US and Israel continue military campaign against Iran and Iran and its proxy Hezbollah pounding Israel and neighboring Arab countries energy infrastructure. (Credit Image: © Lev Radin/ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for Commercial USAGE!-stock-foto
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New York, New York, USA. 19th Mar, 2026. Atmosphere on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) in New York, NY on March 19, 2026. Stock market continues to slide into the red as oil prices going up and Federal Reserve on Wednesday kept interest rates unchanged and US and Israel continue military campaign against Iran and Iran and its proxy Hezbollah pounding Israel and neighboring Arab countries energy infrastructure. (Credit Image: © Lev Radin/ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for Commercial USAGE!-stock-foto
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New York, New York, USA. 19th Mar, 2026. A trader works on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) in New York, NY on March 19, 2026. Stock market continues to slide into the red as oil prices going up and Federal Reserve on Wednesday kept interest rates unchanged and US and Israel continue military campaign against Iran and Iran and its proxy Hezbollah pounding Israel and neighboring Arab countries energy infrastructure. (Credit Image: © Lev Radin/ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for Commercial USAGE!-stock-foto
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New York, New York, USA. 19th Mar, 2026. A trader works on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) in New York, NY on March 19, 2026. Stock market continues to slide into the red as oil prices going up and Federal Reserve on Wednesday kept interest rates unchanged and US and Israel continue military campaign against Iran and Iran and its proxy Hezbollah pounding Israel and neighboring Arab countries energy infrastructure. (Credit Image: © Lev Radin/ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for Commercial USAGE!-stock-foto
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New York, New York, USA. 19th Mar, 2026. A trader works on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) in New York, NY on March 19, 2026. Stock market continues to slide into the red as oil prices going up and Federal Reserve on Wednesday kept interest rates unchanged and US and Israel continue military campaign against Iran and Iran and its proxy Hezbollah pounding Israel and neighboring Arab countries energy infrastructure. (Credit Image: © Lev Radin/ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for Commercial USAGE!-stock-foto
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