Oil prices fell in Asian markets on Monday as concerns about Middle East supply problems began to fade. The main reason for the decline was an expected increase in OPEC+ oil production. Traders had previously reduced the “risk premium” they had added due to tensions between Iran and Israel. Now that those tensions have eased…
Crude oil prices fell 1.81% to ₹6,171 per barrel as tensions between Israel and Iran eased. This worried investors, leading them to reduce their safe-haven investments. Due to this, some opted to take profits after the recent price fluctuations. It was 990,000 in the first quarter. The IEA attributed this to slower economic growth and…
Crude oil prices continued to fall in Asian markets on Thursday after a report showed an unexpected increase in US crude oil inventories. Crude oil prices rose for four days earlier, hitting a two-week high. The rise came after the US and China agreed on Monday to reduce some of their trade tariffs on each…
People were optimistic that the US President might cut tariffs. However, a strong US dollar prevented big gains. A Russia-led ceasefire is expected to start this week. Tensions between India and Pakistan, which have seen some of the worst fighting in years, also weighed on the market. While crude oil prices rose this week, concerns…
Oil prices are expected to face further pain in the coming months as crude oil demand falls. However, there is room to profit from the decline as OPEC+ and US shale producers are forced to cut their oil production as prices fall. However, pressure on oil prices could ease in the second half of the…
Brent and WTI Oil are forecast to fall below $40 by the end of 2026 These forecasts are based on two key assumptions: the US economy will avoid a recession thanks to significant tariff cuts starting on April 9, and OPEC+ will moderately increase supply with two increases of 130-140kb each in June and July….
Crude oil prices fell 6.7% to settle at ₹5,735 after eight OPEC+ countries announced they would go ahead with their production hike plan. While OPEC cited strong fundamentals, it also hinted at pausing future increases if needed. Adding to the downward pressure, the US President’s new tariffs could dampen economic growth and reduce fuel demand….
