Oil prices edged higher on Thursday after a three-day decline, ahead of the OPEC+ meeting on the weekend. What does this mean for Indian investors and the energy sector?
Oil prices are on track for their largest weekly decline since late June, as the OPEC+ meeting is expected to lead to an increase in oil supply, exacerbating concerns of oversupply in the market.
Oil prices have steadied after a two-day decline, with OPEC+ discussions and US government shutdown risks in focus. What do these developments mean for Indian investors?
Oil prices have fallen for the second consecutive session, driven by a potential glut and the possibility of an end to hostilities in Gaza. What does this mean for Indian investors and the broader market?
Oil prices are set for their biggest weekly gain in over three months as US President increases pressure on buyers of Russian energy, affecting Indian investors and the global energy market.
Oil prices have been drifting as traders wait for fresh catalysts to move prices out of a relatively narrow band, with attention on an upcoming OPEC+ meeting and US moves on Russian supplies.
ONGC Chairperson Arun Kumar Singh clarifies speculation on Russian crude oil prices, discussing the company’s strategies for navigating a turbulent global energy environment.
Asian equities traded mixed as investors await the US inflation report and oil prices dropped on geopolitical tensions, affecting Indian investor sentiment.
Oil prices are set for a monthly loss due to concerns about a looming glut and geopolitical tensions. What does this mean for Indian investors and the global economy?
Oil prices held their decline as the US prepares to impose higher tariffs on India over imports of Russian crude, with Indian refiners showing no signs of shifting their purchasing patterns.