Oil Falls to Lowest in Six Months as Trade Wars Cloud Outlook
Oil plunged to the lowest in about six months as US President Donald Trump’s trade wars hammer the outlook for demand just as OPEC signals it’s ready to start opening the taps on supply.
WTI drops to near $66.00 due to concerns over OPEC+ output increase
EUR/USD gains above 1.0800 in Thursday’s European trading hours, helped by sustained US Dollar weakness and the optimism around Germany's fiscal reforms. However, the further upside could be elusive ...
Impacts24m
Purpose of Politics in Oil Trading
Politics performs a giant function in shaping the dynamics of the oil marketplace, influencing delivery and demand, pricing mechanisms, and buying and selling techniques. As one of the most ...
The Financial Express36m
Why are oil-sensitive stocks rallying? Asian Paints, BPCL, HPCL up as much as 4%
The share price of companies that procure crude oil as raw material are seeing smart gains today. Stocks like Asian Paints, ...
Outlook Business53m
Crude Prices at 6-Month Low Levels Fuel Stocks of Oil Marketing Companies
"Crude oil prices extended fall and slipped to 6-month lows in the international markets, as the tariff war intensified with ...