After PM’s caution: Pump prices set to go up
Auto-fuel price hikes in India now appear less a matter of political timing than of economic arithmetic.
Auto-fuel price hikes in India now appear less a matter of political timing than of economic arithmetic.
ICICI Securities flags a structural shift in global oil coordination after UAE’s OPEC exit, with implications for supply strategy, market volatility, and India’s import outlook.
Markets are losing momentum as rising oil prices and US-Iran tensions fuel fresh inflation worries. Investors are turning cautious, prioritising risk over growth in an increasingly uncertain global landscape.
As US-Iran negotiations advance, Trump signals Pakistan as a potential venue and cautions that the absence of a deal could see hostilities resume.
IMF sees India as a key growth driver even as global expansion weakens, with strong policy frameworks and domestic demand helping cushion external shocks and energy price pressures.
IMF flags uneven global fallout from conflict, warning energy shocks, supply disruptions and tighter financial conditions could strain poorer economies and deepen global economic uncertainty.
Trump has attached a one-week window to fresh movement in Iran talks as the White House juggles military pressure, shipping tensions and mounting war costs.
Sharp losses across Asia come as shipping disruptions in a key oil route intensify global risk concerns, with experts warning of deeper financial stress ahead.
Markets gained momentum as falling crude prices and global cues lifted sentiment, but analysts remain cautious amid geopolitical uncertainty and warn the rally may face resistance ahead.
Brent crude prices had surged sharply by more than 60 per cent since the beginning of the US-Iran-Israel conflict.
