Petrol, diesel prices rise again as West Asia conflict triggers third fuel hike in 10 days
India witnessed its third fuel price hike in less than 10 days, with petrol prices nearing Rs 100 in Delhi amid continuing turmoil in global oil markets.
India witnessed its third fuel price hike in less than 10 days, with petrol prices nearing Rs 100 in Delhi amid continuing turmoil in global oil markets.
Oil companies raised petrol, diesel and CNG prices as mounting crude oil costs and the West Asia conflict intensified pressure on India’s fuel retailers.
The Indian stock market witnessed a sharp selloff on Monday amid weakening investor sentiment.
Gold and silver prices traded higher on Thursday, with prices rising by up to 1 per cent amid a rise in crude oil prices and uncertainty surrounding the US-Iran peace deal.
Global crude oil prices declined almost 3 per cent on Monday after US President Donald Trump said Washington would take steps to help clear vessels stranded in the Strait of Hormuz, though the lack of a breakthrough in US-Iran talks kept prices above the $100-mark.
The escalation in American sanctions on Russian oil producers and vessels presents a significant challenge for India’s energy landscape.
Crude oil deliveries from Russia's Druzhba pipeline to the Czech Republic resumed on Friday after two days of interruption, according to Czech refiner Orlen Unipetrol.
As we move into the second half of the fiscal year, the Reserve Bank of India’s (RBI) forecast of a 4.5 per cent average inflation rate brings some optimism.
Iraq exported about 108.053 million barrels of crude oil in July, the country's Oil Ministry announced Thursday.
The global oil market has become a battleground of sanctions and strategic manoeuvres.
