Crude oil prices experienced downward pressure, concluding the session with a decline of 2.46% at Rs 5,746, as the easing of geopolitical risk premiums followed Tehran’s confirmation of upcoming discussions with Washington this week. The announcement alleviated concerns regarding potential supply disruptions in the short term, although ambiguity remains regarding the extent of the negotiations. Read More
Crude oil prices experienced an upward movement, concluding with a rise of 1.49% at Rs 5,709, bolstered by short covering and enhanced demand expectations. Sentiment improved following comments from Russia’s Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak, who suggested that global demand is anticipated to increase gradually in March and April, thereby bolstering optimism regarding near-term consumption. Read More
Crude oil prices concluded the trading session with an increase of 1.7%, reaching Rs 5,802, bolstered by supply disruptions and a depreciated U.S. dollar. A significant winter storm caused a temporary disruption in U.S. crude production and halted exports from Gulf Coast ports, leading to a rebound in shipments and a tightening of near-term supply. Read More
Crude oil prices experienced a slight decline yesterday, with the benchmark closing down 0.5% at Rs 5,422. This movement can be attributed to the recent easing of civil unrest in Iran, which has diminished the likelihood of a U.S. military response that might have threatened the stability of Middle Eastern supply chains. Decreased geopolitical risk Read More
