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Most in the market are waiting for the ceasefire to then buy the market and sell commodities -- but this was never about the war. The war just accelerated the moves we''re seeing….ARKK

Saudi and Chinese officials have been holding ongoing discussions about pricing of some of the Gulf nation’s oil sales in yuan rather than dollars or euros. What Happened: The two nations have been holding sporadic talks about yuan-priced oil contracts over a six-year period, according to The Wall Street Journal , which cited people familiar with the matter in a Tuesday report. The Saudis have become upset with U.S. policy in the Middle East, specifically the lack of support for the kingdom’s involvement … Full story available on Benzinga.com

Banks are drawing up contingency cash flow support and credit enhancement schemes for mid-corporate companies affected by commodity price and supply chain disruptions. While these discussions are at a very nascent stage, banks are seeking to pre-empt working capital disruptions for companies in the export and commodity businesses and those exposed to the oil and gas segment to prevent defaults."We are looking at credit enhancement support for companies affected by the Russia-Ukraine war," said Suresh Khatankar, deputy managing director of IDBI Bank. "These mechanisms are part of our arsenal," he said. "If working capital is disrupted due to delays, or exports are hit, so till such a time one finds an alternative, then cash flows will be impacted. In that case, the required adjustments will have to be done." 90237767Banks have different criteria for the classification of a company as mid-corporate, but most companies with annual revenue of ₹50 crore-₹500 crore come under this category.Bankers are expected to look at increasing working capital limits to these companies against higher collaterals in case cash flows are hit."We are still assessing the impact on the mid-corporate segment, but cash flow support product is a go-to option for us as it reduces the default risk and we can look at offering loans at lower rates," said another lender.ET had earlier reported that bankers were worried about a fresh round of defaults in the MSME segment, as spiralling commodity prices were making businesses unviable, crimping the ability to repay loans.

Labour leader warns about replacing dependence on Russia with reliance on Saudis, as PM prepares for Gulf visit

India News: WASHINGTON: The United States on Tuesday urged India to abide by Washington-generated sanctions against Russia and think of where it will stand when h.

Banks suffer losses but overall Dublin market finishes day flat

On Monday, Barclays PLC (NYSE: BCS ) announced it would be suspending the sale and issuance of two popular exchange-traded notes (ETNs) due to capacity constraints. After trading in tandem throughout most of 2022, the Barclays iPath Series B S&P 500 VIX Short-Term Futures ETN (BATS: VXX ) and the Barclays Bank iPath Pure Beta Crude Oil ETN (BATS: OIL ) have diverged in a major way this week following the announcement. OIL And VXX Explained: The VXX is one of the most popular ways for investors to trade stock market volatility. The VXX tracks the Chicago Board Options Exchange Volatility Index, … Full story available on Benzinga.com

Cutting petrol tax to bring down the cost of living used to be the political version of a joke. But no one is laughing now. New Zealand has cut it''s fuel excise by 25 cents and there’s talk about a similar move in the US. So should Australia follow suit?

Most Americans now support a resurrection of the Keystone XL oil pipeline project for carrying oil from Canada to the United States, a new poll showed after the U.S. banned imports of Russian energy following Putin’s war in Ukraine. A total of 71 percent of Americans “favor very much” or “favor somewhat” U.S. President Joe Biden issuing an executive order to restart the construction of Keystone XL, according to an exclusive poll of Americans conducted by Maru Public Opinion for Postmedia. The poll showed that most…

OPEC left on Tuesday its oil demand growth view unchanged but warned that Russia’s war in Ukraine and the spiraling inflation could this year impact oil consumption growth, which “remains under assessment.” In its closely watched Monthly Oil Market Report today, OPEC left its outlook of global oil demand growth at 4.2 million barrels per day (bpd), “for the time being”, but flagged “the extremely high uncertainty surrounding global macroeconomic performance.” “However, this forecast is subject to…

The Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) says Nigeria’s oil output has reduced by 10 percent to 1.26 million barrels per day (bpd) in February 2022. OPEC, in its monthly oil market report (MOMR) for March 2022, has indicated that Nigeria oil production reduced by 141 thousand barrels per barrel (tb/d) to 1.26 million bpd […]

The Northwest Territories government is evaluating how changes to global oil prices will affect the cost of living in communities, and whether it''s feasible to give any relief at the pumps. With winter resupply just 60 per cent complete, the N.W.T. is paying current market prices for fuel being delivered today.

Saudi and Chinese officials are in talks to price some of the Gulf nation’s oil sales in yuan rather than dollars or euros, The Wall Street Journal reported Tuesday, citing people familiar with the matter.The two nations have intermittently…

Locals in Tralee said that they are beginning to feel the pinch as a result of the rising costs of heating their homes as well as filling their cars with petrol or diesel as the war in Ukraine continues to drive up prices.

Both the WTI and the Brent crude oil markets have tested the 50 Day EMA during trading on Tuesday.