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    Crude Oil
    SECTOR | 08 Jul 2025
    Oil declines as traders take stock of US tariffs and OPEC+ shift
    Business Line
    The oil market has been volatile in recent weeks after the war between Israel and Iran, with a fragile truce now in place, but tensions in the Middle East are starting to rise again following fresh attacks on shipping in the Red Sea
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    Oil prices ease as traders assess US tariffs, OPEC+ output hike
    Economic Times | 08 Jul 2025
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    Crude Oil
    SECTOR | 08 Jul 2025
    Oil Steadies As Traders Focus On US Tariffs, Red Sea Attacks
    Oil Steadies As Traders Focus On US Tariffs, Red Sea Attacks
    NDTV Profit
    Brent held near $69 a barrel after advancing 1.9% on Monday, and West Texas Intermediate was below $68
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    Crude Oil
    SECTOR | 07 Jul 2025
    Crude Oil Prices To Stabilise Around $65-$70 Per Barrel: Indian Oil Chairman
    Crude Oil Prices To Stabilise Around $65-$70 Per Barrel: Indian Oil Chairman
    NDTV Profit
    India's purchase of Russian crude is driven by commercial intent rather than any geographical consideration, according to AS Sahney, chairman of Indian Oil Corp.
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    Crude oil futures decline as Trump threatens tariffs on BRICS-aligned countries
    Business Line | 07 Jul 2025
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    Crude Oil
    SECTOR | 07 Jul 2025
    OPEC+ output hike could trigger oil glut, warns Peter McGuire
    OPEC+ output hike could trigger oil glut, warns Peter McGuire
    Economic Times
    Peter McGuire is optimistic about equities, commodities, and global bond markets. OPEC plus will increase production output. This will benefit consumers but not producers. McGuire suggests buying gold, anticipating long-term gains. Central bank buying and currency dynamics support this view. Retail investors in India and Asia are actively participating. The future looks promising for these markets.
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    Crude Oil
    SECTOR | 07 Jul 2025
    Oil Drops As Larger OPEC+ Supply Increase Raises Glut Concerns
    Oil Drops As Larger OPEC+ Supply Increase Raises Glut Concerns
    NDTV Profit
    Brent slid as much as 1.6% toward $67 a barrel after falling 0.7% on Friday, and West Texas Intermediate was below $66
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    Crude Oil
    SECTOR | 06 Jul 2025
    OPEC+ Will Boost Supply Even Faster With Larger August Hike
    OPEC+ Will Boost Supply Even Faster With Larger August Hike
    NDTV Profit
    The latest increase amplifies a dramatic strategy pivot by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and its partners that has weighed on oil prices this year.
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    OPEC+ To Further Accelerate Supply Boost With Larger August Hike
    NDTV Profit | 05 Jul 2025
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    Crude Oil
    SECTOR | 05 Jul 2025
    OPEC+ will boost supply even faster with larger August hike
    Business Line
    Members agree to raise supply by 548,000 barrels a day
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    OPEC+ may boost oil production faster than expected, weighs August hike
    Business Standard | 05 Jul 2025
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    Crude Oil
    SECTOR | 05 Jul 2025
    Crude Check: Sideways trend may extend
    Business Line
    Participants can stay out for now
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    Crude Oil
    SECTOR | 04 Jul 2025
    Oil falls as Iran affirms commitment to nuclear treaty
    Business Line
    Brent crude futures were down 22 cents, or 0.32%, to $68.58 a barrel by 0445 GMT, while U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude fell 12 cents, or 0.18%, to $66.88.
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    Crude oil falls as markets await OPEC+ production decision next week
    Business Line | 04 Jul 2025 8 more
    Brent crude oil may slip below $60/bbl by December 2025 as supply outstrips demand
    Business Line | 03 Jul 2025
    Crude oil price can drop to $55-60 a barrel by December 2025: Premasish Das
    Business Standard | 03 Jul 2025
    Crude oil futures decline as US inventories increase
    Business Line | 03 Jul 2025
    Oil Prices Hold Advance As US Trade Deal With Vietnam Lifts Sentiment
    NDTV Profit | 03 Jul 2025
    Oil futures, options hit record Q2 volumes amid global market turmoil
    Business Standard | 02 Jul 2025
    Israel-Iran conflict couldn't change trajectory of global oil flows: SP
    Business Standard | 02 Jul 2025
    Oil prices rise as Iran suspends cooperation with UN nuclear watchdog
    Business Standard | 02 Jul 2025
    Oil Prices Hold Gain With Middle East Tensions, US Stockpiles In Focus
    NDTV Profit | 02 Jul 2025
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    Crude Oil
    SECTOR | 04 Jul 2025
    Oil Holds Decline As OPEC+ Set For Bumper Production Quota Hike
    Oil Holds Decline As OPEC+ Set For Bumper Production Quota Hike
    NDTV Profit
    Brent traded near $69 a barrel after losing 0.4% on Thursday, while West Texas Intermediate traded above $67
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