Oil prices slip amid expectations of increased Venezuelan production, likely to remain volatile, say experts

Oil prices declined on Tuesday as markets assessed the possibility of increased Venezuelan crude production after the US captured the Latin American country’s president, Nicolás Maduro, reinforcing expectations of abundant global supply this year amid a subdued demand environment. Brent crude futures slipped 0.2% to $61.62 per barrel by 0103 GMT, while US West Texas…

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Crude oil prices slip amid US-Venezuela conflict: What’s the outlook for ‘black gold’ and reasons behind fall? explained

In a stunning turn of events, the US attacked Venezuela over the weekend, captured its leader, Nicolas Maduro, and imposed a naval blockade. The chaos in the Latin American nation, once an oil-producing powerhouse, is being keenly eyed, as this event adds a “geopolitical risk premium” on energy markets. In the initial reaction, Brent crude…

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EXCLUSIVE | Strong capex, cheap crude oil, strong refining margin, compensation for LPG loss: Big points of IOCL Chairman – Market

IOCL Chairman AS Sahney ET NOW EXCLUSIVE: Indian Oil Corporation (IOCL) Chairman Arvinder Singh Sahni has said that there is no shortage of crude oil supply globally and currently refining margins remain strong, which is compensating the pressure on marketing margins. He also clarified that the under-recovery on LPG has been largely balanced out and…

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