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The Russian invasion of Ukraine has had an impact on many commodities from oil to wheat, but the ripple effect may be the most substantial for the coal industry based on the surging price and how energy security concerns around the globe could provide a new lease on life for the least-liked fossil fuel.

In today’s letters to the editor: coercive control; war in Ukraine; Canadian oil; telecoms; pit bulls

The war in Ukraine will have significant indirect effects on Asian economies via a sharp rise in commodity prices. The region is bracing for higher en

Regional sweet crude cash premiums for May-loading barrels are expected to rise month on month in March because of tight regional supply, strong demand, strengthening middle distillate cracks and a steep backwardation, traders told S&P Global Commodity Insights March 15. Trade sources, including some buyers, were bullish about the May trading cycle, with a plethora of tender results expected to…

Rapid decline in oil prices came as a relief to the European stock markets yesterday, yet the lack of diplomatic progress on the Ukrainian war and China’s fresh lockdown to stop the omicron contagion weigh on investors sentiment. Apple shares dived more than 2.50% on Monday, on news that supplier Foxconn had to stop activity […] The post Decline in Oil Prices is Good, But Not Enough appeared first on Action Forex .

Oil prices were under pressure on Tuesday, dropping to levels not seen since before the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

Retail fuel prices have not been marked to market for a few months and should be increased by approximately 15 per cent to reflect the current international crude prices, Morgan Stanley said in a report.

Asian refiners would have little problem sourcing alternatives to Russian crude oil, but end-users hope to see OPEC and its allies more than double the scale of the producer group''s monthly production hike due to increasing feedstock cost burdens and faltering oil inventory levels, market participants said at the S&P Global Commodity Insights 9th Asian Refining and Petrochemicals Summit March…

The partially convertible rupee opened at 76.46 per US dollar as against 76.56 per US dollar at the previous close. So far in the day, the Indian currency moved in a band of 76.4380-76.5800 against the greenback.

Indian shares were marginally lower in choppy trade on Tuesday, as cooling oil and metal prices weighed on energy and steelmaker stocks, with investors'' focus turning towards the upcoming U.S. Federal Reserve meeting.

Shares of ONGC fell over 4 percent while Oil India dropped as much as 3.4 percent after international oil prices slid to a two-week low on Tuesday on continued ceasefire talks between Russia and Ukraine and concerns about demand in China after a surge in Covid-19 cases. Nifty Oil & Gas fell over 1 percent with GAIL falling close to 2 percent. BPCL, MGL, Petronet fell between 1-1.25 percent.

Crude oil prices extended their decline and fell to a two-week low early on Tuesday on hopes of peace talks between Russia and Ukraine and driven by expectations of a fall in demand from China as the…

April steel long contracts were down by 2.91 per cent

“Decline in oil prices is a positive and food and are the two big inflation components that are driven by the Russia-Ukraine conflict. One can make distinction between countries that are affected directly and indirectly. There are parts of the world like Europe which imports a lot of energy and wheat etc from Russia and they are directly impacted. The rest of the world is indirectly impacted.”

WTI crude oil prices fell for a second day as China imposed lockdowns in key cities amid a flare-up in Covid-19 cases. This dampened the demand outlook for energy. Russia-Ukraine negotiations are a…