Crude oil experienced a decline of 0.32%, concluding at Rs 5,989, following the U.S. Energy Information Administration’s report of the most significant weekly crude inventory increase in three years. U.S. crude inventories surged by 15.99 million barrels to reach 435.8 million in the week ending February 20, significantly surpassing projections of a slight increase. Inventories Read More
Crude oil declined by 2.57% to close at Rs 5,642, influenced by increasing supply expectations and a reduction in geopolitical tensions. Output at Kazakhstan’s Tengiz field is experiencing a gradual recovery following a January outage, while indications of easing tensions between Iran and Russia have also influenced market sentiment. In a further indication of a Read More
Crude oil prices exhibited an upward trend, concluding the session with a gain of 1.12% at Rs 5,240, as rising geopolitical tensions contributed to an increase in risk premiums, notwithstanding the mixed signals from inventory data. Unrest in the Middle East, characterized by Saudi air strikes in Yemen and Iran’s assertion of a “full-scale war” Read More
