Oil is a global market, so when prices rise in one place, they rise everywhere. The current war against Iran has already raised oil prices significantly. Mideast oil production has been slowed by ...

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President Trump’s extraordinary gamble in attacking Iran and risking a wider conflagration in the Middle East dials up the ...

Israel tensions, raising concerns for India’s economy. Higher oil could widen the current account deficit, weaken the rupee and slow GDP growth.

The rupee hit a new record low against the US dollar on Monday as global oil prices soared and tensions involving the United States, Israel and Iran unsettled markets. The currency slipped 0.6% to 92.

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U.S. natural gas futures settled lower as easing demand for heating weighed against buoyant LNG export flows.

Iran war is a reminder that financial markets operate within a broader geopolitical environment. While wars create short-term ...

For India, which imports more than 80% of its crude oil requirements, oil price shocks are among the fastest channels through which geopolitical tensions affect the economy.

Markets plunge as crude oil surges past $115/bbl; Nifty closes above 24,000 as Sensex hits 10-month low. Track updates now.

The director of PT Traze Andalan Futures, Ibrahim Assuaibi, predicts that the price of crude oil could reach US$ 100 per barrel this week.

Sensex and Nifty have now declined about 4.6% since the start of the Iran war, even as surging crude oil prices threatens to weigh on the Indian economy.