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Oil Prices Fall As Israel, Hamas Agree To Gaza Peace Deal
Oil prices fell in early trade on Thursday after Israel and Hamas agreed to the first phase of a plan to end the war in Gaza, weighing on oil's war risk premium and pushing investors to sell.
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Rupee Gains As Falling Crude Prices Offer Respite Amid Global Trade Tension
The Rupee strengthened by 3 paise to open at 87.24 against the US Dollar, according to Bloomberg.
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Oil Falls Below $114 But Iraq Conflict Curbs Losses
Oil has made sharp gains in the past two weeks as concerns over fighting in Iraq, OPEC's second-largest producer and exporter, pushed the North Sea benchmark above $115, its highest since September.
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Oil Surges as U.S. Signals Trade Thaw, Venezuela Buyers Scramble
Oil has advanced 14 percent this year as the OPEC and allies curbed output to ease glut concerns.
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Oil Rebound Fizzles as Treasury Denies U.S. Easing China Tariffs
Saudi Arabia reduced shipments to U.S. refiners by a third last week, while Russia said it will meet supply cut targets by April.
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Oil Options Traders Turn More Bearish Than During 2014 Crash
Oil options traders have turned more bearish than when prices plunged back in 2014.
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Xi's Gain Is Prince Mohammed's Pain: Oil Rout Winners and Losers
U.S. president isn’t the only leader watching the crude market.
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Crude’s Collapse Is Sending Shockwaves Across Global Markets
Declining oil is a two-sided coin for the collection of assets and economies classed as emerging markets.
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Crude Touches One-Week Low as Iranian Shortage Fears Are Eased
Oil in London extended losses below $84 a barrel after Saudi Arabia said it can tap its spare production capacity immediately
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Stronger Capital Goods Imports Adding To India’s Current Account Deficit Woes
Capital goods imports may add to the current account deficit but economists say such imports are not negative for the economy.
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Crude Edges Lower After Industry Report Shows Build in Cushing
Oil fell near $69 a barrel on concern over higher inventories at a key storage hub in the U.S.
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Oil Prices Fall As Israel, Hamas Agree To Gaza Peace Deal
Oil prices fell in early trade on Thursday after Israel and Hamas agreed to the first phase of a plan to end the war in Gaza, weighing on oil's war risk premium and pushing investors to sell.
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Rupee Gains As Falling Crude Prices Offer Respite Amid Global Trade Tension
The Rupee strengthened by 3 paise to open at 87.24 against the US Dollar, according to Bloomberg.
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Oil Falls Below $114 But Iraq Conflict Curbs Losses
Oil has made sharp gains in the past two weeks as concerns over fighting in Iraq, OPEC's second-largest producer and exporter, pushed the North Sea benchmark above $115, its highest since September.
-
Oil Surges as U.S. Signals Trade Thaw, Venezuela Buyers Scramble
Oil has advanced 14 percent this year as the OPEC and allies curbed output to ease glut concerns.
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Oil Rebound Fizzles as Treasury Denies U.S. Easing China Tariffs
Saudi Arabia reduced shipments to U.S. refiners by a third last week, while Russia said it will meet supply cut targets by April.
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Oil Options Traders Turn More Bearish Than During 2014 Crash
Oil options traders have turned more bearish than when prices plunged back in 2014.
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Xi's Gain Is Prince Mohammed's Pain: Oil Rout Winners and Losers
U.S. president isn’t the only leader watching the crude market.
-
Crude’s Collapse Is Sending Shockwaves Across Global Markets
Declining oil is a two-sided coin for the collection of assets and economies classed as emerging markets.
-
Crude Touches One-Week Low as Iranian Shortage Fears Are Eased
Oil in London extended losses below $84 a barrel after Saudi Arabia said it can tap its spare production capacity immediately
-
Stronger Capital Goods Imports Adding To India’s Current Account Deficit Woes
Capital goods imports may add to the current account deficit but economists say such imports are not negative for the economy.
-
Crude Edges Lower After Industry Report Shows Build in Cushing
Oil fell near $69 a barrel on concern over higher inventories at a key storage hub in the U.S.
