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OPEC+ announces a significant increase in oil production as concerns about supply disruptions grow, affecting global oil markets.
Oil prices see slight increases after a ceasefire, but a significant weekly drop is anticipated due to diminished supply risks.
Oil prices fell sharply due to President Trump's tariffs and increased OPEC output, igniting recession fears and reshaping the energy market.
Crude oil prices have surged past $81, raising inflation fears in India and potentially impacting fuel pricing and economic stability.
Oil prices are set to gain for a third week as demand for heating fuels surges amid freezing temperatures in the U.S. and Europe.
Rupee declines to record low of 85.87 against USD amid rising oil prices and cautious investor sentiment following lower growth projections.
Oil prices climb as OPEC supply tightens and US job openings increase, signaling economic growth and rising demand for crude oil.
Global crude exports fell for the first time since the pandemic due to weak demand and reshuffled trade routes influenced by geopolitical factors.
Oil prices reach their highest level since October, boosted by cold weather and China's economic stimulus measures aimed at increasing demand.
Asian shares start cautiously ahead of significant economic data releases, while the dollar maintains its strength amid ongoing market anticipation.
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