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"Geopolitical Earthquake": UAE quits OPEC to defy Saudi energy dominance, says analysisThe UAE has exited OPEC and OPEC+, ending decades of Saudi economic influence. Analysts call it a "political rebellion" prioritizing market...- Oil gets lift from India, China buying as global glut loomsDespite global oil market concerns about a glut, China and India's increased buying, driven by US sanctions on Russian energy, has supporte...
- EMs to drive oil demand in H2 2025: Peter McGuirePeter McGuire suggests oil prices are rangebound, influenced by growth in Brazil, China, and India. Despite OPEC+'s unchanged demand foreca...
- India may benefit as oil faces fresh downside on weak global cues: Jonathan BarrattI get a sense that prices are under pressure. OPEC in themselves have made a decision because they actually sort of need US dollars and as ...
- Oil prices likely to hover around $75-$80 amid geopolitical uncertainty: Jeff BrownJeff Brown, President of FGE, discusses the uncertainties in the global oil market, emphasizing Trump's influence and potential Iranian san...
- Don’t expect sharply higher crude prices any time soon: Geoff DennisAn increase in oil prices to mid-80s or 90s would harm India's economy short-term. However, without major disruptions in the Middle East, p...
- Golden era for refiners coming? Why Indian companies will make a lot of moneyDr. Fereidun Fesharaki highlights the shifting dynamics in the global refining and energy markets, emphasizing the growth potential in Asia...
- Crude price likely to be $90-95 a barrel by end of this year; next year, maybe a little lower at $75-85: Dr Fereidun FesharakiDr Fereidun Fesharaki forecasts continued gasoline sector growth for a decade, with EV impact in 2030s. Oil complex peaks in mid-2030s, the...
- Oil price likely to be around $80 in H2 if Russian supply continues: Kang Wu, S&P Global Platts“For the second half of the year, if everything else is held the same, there will be more oil coming into the market, starting even as earl...
- SGX Nifty up 50 points; here's what changed for market while you were sleepingAsian share markets hit pause on Monday as reports of a possible tightening in coronavirus emergency rules for Tokyo pulled Japanese stocks...
- What changed for D-Street while you were sleepingNet-net, foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) were buyers of domestic stocks to the tune of Rs 1,738 crore on Thursday, data available with N...
- Market Movers: Opec waits for Russia's support on oil supply cut; Rajasthan, Telengana go to polls & dollar strugglesHere’s a look at top macro triggers that may move market on Friday.
- What changed your market while you were sleepingNifty50 on Wednesday formed an indecisive Doji pattern for the second session in a row.
- What changed your market while you were sleepingAsian shares inched up to a 10-year high on Wednesday, cheered by record highs on Wall Street.
- IT is a great bet in volatile markets like this: Sudip Bandyopadhyay, Inditrade CapitalDonald Trump victory will not be too negative for IT cos. HCL Tech, Infosys and Persistent are good buys even at current levels, says Indit...
- Oil will continue in $40 range for a while: Jim Rogers“The fundamentals of oil continue to improve as the oil reserves worldwide continue to decline.”
- Seven important triggers that changed your market while you were sleepingExpect the much-awaited IPO of ICICI Prudential Life Insurance to create all the buzz on Dalal Street.
- Rupee snaps three-day losing streak, up 4 paise at 67.41/$The dollar index, which tracks the movement of dollar against a basket of six major world currencies, fell 0.22 per cent to 95.24.
- Don't expect oil prices to rise above $100/bbl anytime soon; BPCL, IOC may see rerating: Prakash DiwanAll three OMCs, which have just kind of seen the turnaround of sorts, will actually start showing profits, believes Diwan.
- Managing fiscal deficit will be keyThere is no trigger for the market at current levels. In the next three to six months, markets are likely to be pretty much rangebound, say...
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