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    OPEC+ says goodbye to its $100-a-barrel oil quest

    The OPEC+ cartel appears to be shifting away from its pursuit of $100-a-barrel oil, announcing a deal to gradually increase production through 2025. This move could lower oil prices and ease global inflation, impacting market dynamics and Saudi Arabia's financial outlook as it seeks to balance grandiose spending plans with declining oil revenues.

    Sensex can zoom to 1.5 lakh by 2029 but don't be a speculator

    While there are several reasons for this surge, peaks and troughs, booms and busts are an integral part of the stock market saga - much like the waves of the sea, which incessantly rise and fall. Hence, there could be an element of “irrational exuberance”, “froth” and “bubble”.

    Indian benchmark bond yield nears key 7.15% level as US peers jump

    The yield on the benchmark 10-year was at 7.1438% as of 10:00 a.m. IST, after closing at 7.1232% in the previous session. The yield touched 7.1468% earlier, the highest level since Jan. 31.

    Netflix's 'The Gentlemen' sequel series: Cast, plot, and release date revealed

    Guy Ritchie's hit crime-comedy, "The Gentlemen," is gearing up for a Netflix series that promises to expand its universe. Explore the anticipated release date, intriguing plot details, and the impressive cast, offering fans a comprehensive sneak peek into the upcoming show.

    ONGC slashes peak production estimates for KG Basin Project by 35-40%

    ONGC has reduced estimates of peak oil and gas production from its $5-billion KG basin project by 35-40%, despite starting oil production from the deep-water field. The output from the KG-DWN-98/2 block is expected to reach a peak of 45,000 barrels of oil per day and over 10 million metric standard cubic meters per day of natural gas. The project, which was delayed, began gas production in March 2020 and oil in January 2024.

    Oil down more than $1 a barrel as Angola decides to exit OPEC

    Brent crude futures were down $1.30, or 1.63%, to $78.40 a barrel by 1419 GMT, while U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude was lower by $1.19, or 1.60%, at $73.03.

    The Economic Times
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