Wall Street's main indexes fell sharply overnight, with the Nasdaq Composite confirming it was in a bear market.
Oil prices jumped on Monday to their highest levels since 2008 as US, European allies considered banning Russian oil imports while it looked less likely that Iranian oil would return to global markets
Despite the multiple COVID waves, the earnings for FY22 have not seen any significant downgrades and are on-course to deliver about 25 per cent growth
ONGC is set to gain another 12 per cent in the upcoming sessions, while other oil related stocks show weakness.
Saudi Arabia's Aramco raised April OSPs for crude it sells to Asia by over USD $2 a barrel, with some grades hitting all-time highs, as global market struggle with Russian oil disruption
Sustained higher crude oil prices and gas realisations can result in better profitability for ONGC.
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There is a need to control energy prices across the globe as rising crude oil rates, amid the Ukraine crisis, are making raw materials costlier for steel industry, said to a top industry executive
It is widely expected that the OMCs will revise the current prices on or after March 7, which is the last day of voting in the ongoing state assembly elections
The steep and unprecedented inflationary trend in raw material prices continued to impact the gross margins.
A weakening rupee and persistent foreign fund outflows also weighed on sentiment, traders said
The latest Economic Survey for FY22 projected economic growth at 8-8.5 per cent assuming crude oil prices at $70-$75 per barrel
Oil prices kept surging on Wednesday and topped USD 110 per barrel as Russia's war continues against Ukraine, but stocks and other markets were showing less fear than a day earlier. The S&P 500 was 0.9 per cent higher in early trading, while Treasury yields jumped to recover a sliver of their steep losses from the past week. Gold receded, and a measure of nervousness among stock investors on Wall Street was holding relatively steady after swinging sharply in recent days. Markets have been spinning wildly as investors try, sometimes blindly, to gauge how large an impact two big forces will ultimately have. Most recently, Russia's invasion of Ukraine has caused prices to soar for oil and other commodities where the region is a major producer. On top of that are worries about what upcoming hikes in interest rates by the Federal Reserve and other central banks around the world will do to the economy and inflation. Fed Chair Jerome Powell said in testimony to Congress on Wednesday that
Oil prices surged, with Brent crude touching $113.02 - its highest since 2014 - and U.S. crude coming close to passing its 2013 peak
Brent crude oil price soared to $113 a barrel on Wednesday, the highest level in nearly eight years, due to disruptions in supply amid escalating Russia-Ukraine tensions.Brent crude oil price surged to $113.02 per barrel in London. Brent crude, also known as London Brent, makes up more than half of the world's globally traded supply of crude oil.West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude oil price jumped to $111.50 a barrel.Crude oil prices have spiralled in the last one week after Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered a military operation in Ukraine.The tensions between Russia and Ukraine are escalating with each passing day. Russia has continued bombardments of Ukrainian cities. Western countries, led by the United States, have tightened sanctions on Russia.
The sharp price hikes are tracking strong gains in Middle East benchmark Dubai last month which reached record levels as buyers faced limited options amid tight supplies
Oil prices soared on Tuesday and investors shifted more money into ultra-safe US government bonds as Russia stepped up its war on Ukraine. Stocks fell following a volatile day for major indexes as investors tried to measure how the conflict will impact the global economy. The S&P 500 index fell 0.7 per cent as of 10:14 am Eastern. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 337 points, or 1 per cent, to 33,554 and the Nasdaq fell 0.5 per cent. The bigger moves came from the markets for oil, agricultural commodities and government bonds. Oil has been a key concern because Russia is one of the world's largest energy producers. The latest bump in prices increases pressure on persistently high inflation that threatens households around the world. US benchmark crude oil prices rose 6.6 per cent to USD 101.87 per barrel, reaching the highest price since 2014. Brent crude, the international standard, rose 6.6 per cent to USD 104.44. Russia's invasion of Ukraine has also put more pressure on
For India, the price range is a cause of concern as it may add Rs 8 to Rs 10 in petrol and diesel selling prices, if the OMCs decide to revise the current prices
Analysts say the market fall was a knee-jerk reaction to the Russia - Ukraine conflict and are likely to witness a choppy phase before discounting this development and staging a sharp rebound
Brent crude rose $ 2.79, or 2.85 per cent, to $100.72 by 9.12 pm IST after touching a high of $105.07 a barrel in early trade