Crude oil prices are set to remain high due to the Middle East crisis. This will affect India’s economy, lowering GDP growth in FY27. Inflation is also expected to rise significantly. Weather disruptions and fertilizer costs could further impact food prices. India’s reliance on imported oil makes it particularly vulnerable to these global events.
The article describes India’s economy as “resilient” amid the West Asia crisis, highlighting the country’s ability to maintain stable fuel prices despite a sharp global rise in crude oil prices. It credits strong domestic demand, expanding refining capacity, renewable energy growth and government intervention for insulating consumers from global energy shocks.
Petrol Diesel Price Today in India: Domestic petrol and diesel prices remained stable across most major Indian cities on Saturday, despite firm global crude oil markets driven by geopolitical tensions. India’s oil marketing companies and the government have absorbed rising costs for over two months to prevent retail price hikes, though this arrangement is under…
U.S. and Iran’s efforts to end their conflict stall amid renewed clashes in the Gulf. A U.S. intelligence assessment suggests Iran can withstand a naval blockade for months, while Tehran accuses Washington of breaching a ceasefire. The U.S. also imposed new sanctions on individuals and companies aiding Iran’s military.
Indian oil companies face significant monthly losses on petrol, diesel, and LPG. This is due to selling fuels below international rates, which have risen sharply. While some fuel prices have increased, regular petrol and diesel prices remain unchanged. This situation is impacting the earnings of Indian Oil, HPCL, and BPCL, with their shares seeing a…
India is grappling with significant economic challenges due to elevated global fuel prices. The government has absorbed substantial daily losses to shield consumers. However, the ongoing West Asia crisis and disruptions to energy supply routes are making this unsustainable. Tough decisions loom regarding fuel price adjustments to manage the financial burden and ensure energy security…
Fresh clashes between the US and Iran near the Strait of Hormuz have cast doubt on Pakistan’s role as a mediator in the crisis. While Donald Trump maintained that a ceasefire remains intact, he also warned Tehran of harsher strikes if it rejects US nuclear demands. Experts told ET Online that Islamabad lacks the diplomatic…
India’s state-run oil firms faced massive losses of an estimated Rs 30,000 crore. They kept fuel and LPG prices stable despite a global energy disruption. This ensured uninterrupted supplies for consumers. The government’s excise duty cuts helped mitigate further losses. India’s approach differed from other nations where fuel prices surged.
Indian engineering firms are now entering the Middle East’s oil and gas supply chains. Global energy companies are broadening their supplier choices. This opens doors for Indian manufacturers meeting strict standards. Companies like LSI-MECH Engineers are gaining approval. The Middle East continues energy infrastructure investment. Diversifying vendor bases is a priority for global firms.
India’s refinery operations remain robust despite global energy market disruptions from the Strait of Hormuz crisis. The nation has diversified crude purchases, increasing imports from multiple sources, including significant Russian oil acquisition, to maintain domestic fuel supplies. While India’s energy system faces pressure, its efficient buying strategy and diversified sourcing have kept refineries running at…