In an evolving landscape of global oil trade, India is set to boost its U.S. crude oil imports next month to over 250,000 barrels per day, marking the highest import
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In the latest market session, gold's movement was modest as investors held back on significant positions, awaiting crucial updates on U.S. inflation and Federal Reserve policies. This cautious stance was
In Tuesday's trading session, oil markets exhibited a state of equilibrium following a session of gains, as the investment community recalibrated their outlook on the implications of diminished refinery operations
Monday saw a surge in oil prices, fueled by expectations of tightened global supplies following Russia's announcement of production cuts. This decision aligns with the country's OPEC+ commitments, amidst ongoing
Gold's value experienced a modest upturn early this week, as it sought equilibrium in the wake of the dollar's diminishing strength. This adjustment coincides with the first notable inflow into
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) reported on Monday that avian influenza has been detected in milk samples from dairy cattle exhibiting symptoms in Kansas and Texas. Despite these findings,
On Monday, Brent crude edged close to $86 per barrel, propelled by escalating conflicts in Eastern Europe and the Middle East that have heightened concerns over global oil supplies. By
The first quarter saw systematic hedge funds leveraging algorithms and sophisticated coding to outshine their counterparts, benefiting from the record-high cocoa prices and market volatility stirred by inflation and geopolitical
Monday witnessed a surge in oil prices driven by escalating supply concerns amidst the ongoing tensions between Israel and Hamas, and the intensified conflict between Russia and Ukraine. As of
Exxon Mobil CEO, Darren Woods, addressed concerns surrounding the company's stance on Hess Corp's assets in Guyana during the CERAWeek energy conference in Houston. Contrary to speculation, Woods clarified that