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Oil leaps 4% after OPEC+ keeps output increase unchanged
The steady production plan by OPEC+ led to a notable rise in crude market values, reflecting investor reactions to consistent supply expectations amid ongoing global demand concern...
Read Full Article →Oil jumps 3% after OPEC+ keeps output increase unchanged
The steady decision by OPEC+ to maintain current production levels contributed to a notable rise in oil prices, potentially impacting global energy markets and related economic act...
Read Full Article →Rain, oil and rate cuts: Crisil’s outlook on India’s next big economic phase
Stable monsoon conditions combined with lower global oil costs are expected to improve economic expansion, ease inflationary pressures, and potentially enable the central bank to r...
Read Full Article →Oil rises on short-covering, Iran nuclear talks in focus
Oil prices climbed due to investors reversing short positions and uncertainties surrounding U.S.-Iran nuclear negotiations, which could potentially affect supply, while market part...
Read Full Article →ET Market Watch: Sensex rises 410 points, realty & pharma lead gains; Oil up, Rupee weakens
The stock market showed notable gains today, driven primarily by real estate and pharmaceutical sectors, while oil prices increased and the national currency experienced a decline.
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