Oil prices continued to decline on Thursday after the U.S. Federal Reserve adopted a more pessimistic stance than anticipated, heightening concerns that rising interest rates and inflation may have an adverse effect on crude demand in the months to come. Following the Fed’s anticipated 75 basis point interest rate increase on Wednesday, crude prices fell…
On Wednesday, oil prices increased somewhat due to supply worries, but gains were limited by investor concerns that another aggressive U.S. interest rate hike might trigger a recession and reduce demand for gasoline. Brent crude futures were up 11 cents, or 0.1%, to $90.73 per barrel after sliding $1.38 the day before. U.S. West Texas…
Rising input costs, including changing imported coal prices and crude, and expectations of rising demand saw cement producers hike prices in April by ₹45-50 per bag, a 12 per cent month-on-month hike. Region wise, in the North Indian markets the rise was over ₹50/bag (14% m-o-m) at ₹431/bag. The south Indian markets saw an 8–10%…
At Foreign exchange, the rupee opened on a muted note at 76.41 against the US dollar, then fell and touched an early low of 76.43 in initial deals, registering a fall of 24 paise over its previous close. On Wednesday, the rupee was down by 4 paise closed at 76.19 against the US dollar. Meanwhile,…
Oil was fallen down Wednesday morning in Asia, falling for a third consecutive day as concerns about the increasing numbers of COVID-19 cases globally dampen the fuel demand outlook. Brent oil futures inched down 0.03% to $72.39 and WTI futures edged down 0.20% to $70.42. Both Brent and WTI futures fell on Tuesday to their lowest levels since…
Oil in Asia was lower on Friday morning but recorded solid gains at the end of the week and month. Fuel demand is growing faster than supply, while vaccination rates have mitigated the impact of the renaissance on Govt-19 cases worldwide. Brent oil futures were down 0.79% at $ 74.51 after rising 1.75% on Thursday….
Oil rose in Asia on Wednesday morning, leaving the U.S. An imbalance in crude supply increased, which strengthened expectations that fuel demand would outweigh supply growth. However, the increasing number of COVID-19 cases worldwide has made black liquid profitable. Brent oil futures rose 0.65% to $ 74 after scattering 2 cents during the previous session…
Oil in Asia fell on Friday morning, but caught up largely three days earlier, hoping rising demand would tighten global markets. Brent oil futures were down 0.37% at 5 73.52. WTI futures fell 0.38%. 71.64 and was down 0.3% in early Asian trade after accumulating more than 8% in the previous three sessions. Brent and…
U.S. Energy Information Management (EAA) U.S. Confirming an astonishing structure in the supply of crude oil, the rising Govt-19 cases reduce the global fuel demand outlook. However, the black liquid kept most of its gains from the previous session above expectations that products would be tight by the end of 2021. Brent oil futures rose…
Brent crude is down $ 1.08 or 1.5% Oil prices fell more than $ 1 a barrel on Monday after OPEC + group of producers agreed to overcome internal divisions and boost production, sparking some concerns about crude surpluses as covid-19 infections continue to rise in many countries. After falling nearly 3% last week, Brent…
