Oil prices fell by more than 3% in volatile trade on Tuesday on fears of higher US supply amid an economic slowdown and lower Chinese fuel demand
Oil futures fell for a third day on Wednesday, as a stronger dollar and worries about weaker demand and rising interest rates
OPEC cuts 2022 demand growth to 2.64 million bpd from 3.1 mn bpd, but still sees demand topping pre-pandemic level in 2023; OPEC September output rises 146,000 bpd, led by Saudi
Oil prices fell on Tuesday, extending nearly 2% losses in the previous session, as a stronger U.S. dollar and a flare-up in COVID-19 cases in China increased fears of slowing global demand
Oil prices rose for a fourth session on Thursday, with Brent at a three-week high, after OPEC+ agreed to further tighten global crude supply
More processes to be brought under the self-certification framework while clearance portal is being upgraded
After a dip in market share, suppliers from the West Asian nation are discounting heavily to muscle out cheaper Russian oil
Steepest cuts from Citi and Morgan Stanley; stock sheds 3.33% to end at Rs 2,420
Revenue was up 19.6% YoY and profit up 13.5% YoY, its highest-ever quarterly figures
Export taxes on petrol are likely to see the steepest reduction, while levies on diesel and jet fuel could also be lowered to adjust the impact of price declines
To curb gold imports, govt hikes customs duty on the metal to 15% from 10.75%
Plans to enter ten states from four currently, expand capacity 10-fold to 1,000 tonnes a day and make additions to product portfolio
Rice bran prices have jumped to 30,000 rupees to 36,000 rupees per tonne compared with paddy prices of around 19,000 rupees, which is milled for rice extraction
West Texas Intermediate sank towards $104 a barrel after closing at a six-week low on Wednesday
Certification by Indian Register of Shipping provides a final link in paperwork chain needed to keep state-owned Sovcomflot's tanker fleet afloat and delivering Russian crude oil to overseas markets
Russian oil exports to China and India have noticeably increased and its presence in the BRICS countries is also growing, President Vladimir Putin said
Brent crude futures rose 42 cents, or 0.4%, to $113.54 a barrel by 0633 GMT. Front-month prices tumbled 7.3% last week, their first weekly fall in five
"Inflow is expected shortly after some routine approvals from both sides. This will help shore up our foreign exchange reserves," he added.
Refiners have jumped on to the bandwagon of opportunistic buying of heavily discounted Urals crude, which could, ironically, make the country Europe's refining hub
For years, Russia has acted as a vast commodity supermarket selling what an insatiable world has needed: Not just energy, but wheat, nickel, aluminum and palladium too