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When Oil Prices Spike, Where Does The Money Go?
The Iran war caused a sharp rise in global oil prices, benefiting producers and shareholders.
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Even If Hormuz Reopens Today, Oil, LNG Shipping May Take Months To Recover
According to experts, even if the Strait of Hormuz opens today, it would still likely take until July for oil flows to get back to normal.
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India Warns Oil Producers On Prices: "Actions Have Consequences"
India's oil minister said higher crude prices would only serve to accelerate the transition to cleaner energy and worsen any global recession.
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Oil And Gas Will Keep Meeting India's 'Baseload' Energy Demand- Oil Minister
Hit hard by a rally in global oil prices, India is taking steps to boost its oil and gas output while accelerating energy transmission to cut emissions.
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India's October Retail Inflation Accelerates To 4.48% YoY
India's annual retail inflation rose to 4.48% in October compared with 4.35% in the previous month, government data released on Friday showed. Analysts in a Reuters poll had predicted annual inflation at 4.32%.
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Keep Oil Flowing, Says Trump Ahead Of Oil-Exporting Nations' Group Meet
U.S. President Donald Trump on Wednesday called on the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and its allies not to cut oil production next year, saying it would trigger higher oil prices worldwide.
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Oil Prices Slip After Surging To Over 2-Year High
U.S. crude shed 2 cents to $57.33 after breaking above $56 a barrel for the first time in more than two years overnight.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin Signs Off on Amnesty for Hidden Assets
Russian President Vladimir Putin signed into law today an amnesty for people who illegally spirited funds out of the country, hoping to counter the capital flight that has contributed to the country's economic crisis.
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Diesel Deregulation: Return of Private Retailers & a Price War?
India's scrapping of diesel price controls opens the door for private sector refiners to return to a domestic retail market from which they have been excluded for years because they could not compete with state firms.
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When Oil Prices Spike, Where Does The Money Go?
The Iran war caused a sharp rise in global oil prices, benefiting producers and shareholders.
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Even If Hormuz Reopens Today, Oil, LNG Shipping May Take Months To Recover
According to experts, even if the Strait of Hormuz opens today, it would still likely take until July for oil flows to get back to normal.
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India Warns Oil Producers On Prices: "Actions Have Consequences"
India's oil minister said higher crude prices would only serve to accelerate the transition to cleaner energy and worsen any global recession.
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Oil And Gas Will Keep Meeting India's 'Baseload' Energy Demand- Oil Minister
Hit hard by a rally in global oil prices, India is taking steps to boost its oil and gas output while accelerating energy transmission to cut emissions.
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India's October Retail Inflation Accelerates To 4.48% YoY
India's annual retail inflation rose to 4.48% in October compared with 4.35% in the previous month, government data released on Friday showed. Analysts in a Reuters poll had predicted annual inflation at 4.32%.
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Keep Oil Flowing, Says Trump Ahead Of Oil-Exporting Nations' Group Meet
U.S. President Donald Trump on Wednesday called on the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and its allies not to cut oil production next year, saying it would trigger higher oil prices worldwide.
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Oil Prices Slip After Surging To Over 2-Year High
U.S. crude shed 2 cents to $57.33 after breaking above $56 a barrel for the first time in more than two years overnight.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin Signs Off on Amnesty for Hidden Assets
Russian President Vladimir Putin signed into law today an amnesty for people who illegally spirited funds out of the country, hoping to counter the capital flight that has contributed to the country's economic crisis.
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Diesel Deregulation: Return of Private Retailers & a Price War?
India's scrapping of diesel price controls opens the door for private sector refiners to return to a domestic retail market from which they have been excluded for years because they could not compete with state firms.
