Oil prices declined due to expectations that tensions between the US and Iran may ease, the strength of the US dollar, and abundant global oil supply. As both countries are set to resume nuclear talks, the market believes the risk of conflict or sanctions could reduce. At the same time, the strong dollar has made…
Oil prices rose on Wednesday as supply concerns persisted following a winter storm that disrupted U.S. crude oil production and exports. Geopolitical tensions in the Middle East also provided additional support to prices. The storm is estimated to have disrupted around 2 million barrels per day of U.S. oil production, while crude oil and LNG…
Oil prices fell on Tuesday as expectations grew that oil supplies from Kazakhstan would return to normal. After Kazakhstan announced that it is preparing to restart production at its largest oil field, investors became optimistic that more oil would be available in the market. As a result, Brent and U.S. crude oil prices declined slightly….
Oil prices fell on Wednesday due to expectations of increasing US oil inventories, despite the ambition to acquire Greenland, the tariffs imposed by the US, geopolitical pressure, and a temporary production halt at two key locations in Kazakhstan. Oil production at Tengiz and Korolev, two of the world’s largest oil fields, may remain suspended for…
Monday’s trading is centred on oil and gas equities because the price of Brent crude oil is close to $60 per barrel, while the price of US WTI crude oil fell below $60 per barrel. It will have an impact on Indian businesses that refine crude oil and produce petroleum products. The US President’s reciprocal…
Record production levels and forecasts of mild weather that are expected to reduce heating demand in early April led natural gas prices to fall -0.29% to 344.2. Gas storage levels are still 8% below seasonal norms, including inventory drawdowns due to severe cold in January. According to LSEG figures, average gas production in the Lower…
Natural gas prices rose 1.14% to ₹355.4 on the back of a decline in natural gas production and cold weather. The severe cold weather in January and February forced energy companies to remove large quantities of gas from storage, which is 12% below the average for this time of year. According to LSEG data, average…
