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Oil Firms Bleeding Rs 1,600 Crore Daily To Shield Buyers From Price Hike
According to analysts, OMCs are incurring an estimated loss of Rs 1,600 crore daily. These losses are set to drag their quarterly results down.
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The War For Strait of Hormuz Just Reached Noida. Is Your Job Next?
The International Energy Agency has cautioned that "oil prices don't yet reflect the severity" of the crisis.
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India Gets Iranian Oil For First Time In 7 Years: Report
The Iran-flagged Felicity has reached Sikka Port in western India, while the Curacao-flagged Jaya is at the eastern port of Odisha, the data shows.
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India's Aggressive Energy Diplomacy In Middle East To Restore Oil Imports
The UAE is India's trusted strategic partner in the middle east, from which substantial quantities of crude oil and natural gas are imported. Bilateral trade between the two nations reached $100 billion in 2024-25.
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India Makes First Iranian Oil Purchase In 7 Years, With "No Payment Hurdle"
The world's third-biggest oil importer and consumer, India has not received a cargo from Tehran since May 2019.
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"No Payment Hurdle For Iranian Crude Imports": India Dismisses Rumours
The Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas dismissed reports that an oil tanker carrying Iranian crude had rerouted mid-voyage from its previously indicated destination of India to China.
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Trump Says "We Don't Need" Hormuz. Why Reopening It Matters For US
In his latest address, Trump passed the buck on the opening of the strait, critical to global oil supply, to oil-dependent nations.
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Iran Crude To Return? Tanker Carrying 600,000 Barrels Signals Gujarat Port
India's crude oil purchase from Iran comes on the back of the US offering a 30-day waiver (which expires April 19 and covers pre-loaded cargo only) of sanctions in light of global energy disruptions due to its war on Iran.
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A Warning From 1991: Is India's Next Big Shock Hiding In Its Oil Bill?
What has economists invoking 1991 is not just expensive oil, but a dangerous convergence of risks. A swelling import bill is colliding with the possibility that capital inflows, long a cushion, could turn into outflows.
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18 India-Flagged Ships Carrying Crude Oil, LPG Stranded In Hormuz Amid War
So far, eight Indian-flagged vessels have sailed out of the strait safely. These include two LPG carriers -- BW TYR and BW ELM -- carrying a combined LPG cargo of about 94,000 tonnes, which safely transited the war-hit zone in the last couple of days
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Oil Firms Bleeding Rs 1,600 Crore Daily To Shield Buyers From Price Hike
According to analysts, OMCs are incurring an estimated loss of Rs 1,600 crore daily. These losses are set to drag their quarterly results down.
-
The War For Strait of Hormuz Just Reached Noida. Is Your Job Next?
The International Energy Agency has cautioned that "oil prices don't yet reflect the severity" of the crisis.
-
India Gets Iranian Oil For First Time In 7 Years: Report
The Iran-flagged Felicity has reached Sikka Port in western India, while the Curacao-flagged Jaya is at the eastern port of Odisha, the data shows.
-
India's Aggressive Energy Diplomacy In Middle East To Restore Oil Imports
The UAE is India's trusted strategic partner in the middle east, from which substantial quantities of crude oil and natural gas are imported. Bilateral trade between the two nations reached $100 billion in 2024-25.
-
India Makes First Iranian Oil Purchase In 7 Years, With "No Payment Hurdle"
The world's third-biggest oil importer and consumer, India has not received a cargo from Tehran since May 2019.
-
"No Payment Hurdle For Iranian Crude Imports": India Dismisses Rumours
The Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas dismissed reports that an oil tanker carrying Iranian crude had rerouted mid-voyage from its previously indicated destination of India to China.
-
Trump Says "We Don't Need" Hormuz. Why Reopening It Matters For US
In his latest address, Trump passed the buck on the opening of the strait, critical to global oil supply, to oil-dependent nations.
-
Iran Crude To Return? Tanker Carrying 600,000 Barrels Signals Gujarat Port
India's crude oil purchase from Iran comes on the back of the US offering a 30-day waiver (which expires April 19 and covers pre-loaded cargo only) of sanctions in light of global energy disruptions due to its war on Iran.
-
A Warning From 1991: Is India's Next Big Shock Hiding In Its Oil Bill?
What has economists invoking 1991 is not just expensive oil, but a dangerous convergence of risks. A swelling import bill is colliding with the possibility that capital inflows, long a cushion, could turn into outflows.
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18 India-Flagged Ships Carrying Crude Oil, LPG Stranded In Hormuz Amid War
So far, eight Indian-flagged vessels have sailed out of the strait safely. These include two LPG carriers -- BW TYR and BW ELM -- carrying a combined LPG cargo of about 94,000 tonnes, which safely transited the war-hit zone in the last couple of days
