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    Tailwinds are winning, beneficiaries of strong OEM & replacement demand from auto sector: 5 tyre stocks with upside potential of up to 38%

    It is a well known fact that if demand is growing at a fast pace, higher input cost can be easily passed on to the consumer. That is probably what the tyre industry is going through currently. Recently there was an increase in natural rubber prices and fears were expressed that margins might come under pressure. But two things happened just recently, the natural rubber prices corrected and the whole of the tyre stocks witnessed a sharp rally. While the risk of headwind in terms of higher input cost stays, will the OEM and replacement demand act as tailwinds and continue to power the stocks.

    After a 13% rally so far this year, is upside in MCX crude oil futures capped?

    European Union's sanctions and China's economic concerns pose challenges for oil demand. Amidst the ongoing rally, uncertainties like a potential ceasefire in Gaza and China's economic health could influence oil prices. Expert projections hint at sustainability hurdles for the current uptrend in crude oil prices.

    Oil prices slide on fears of slow US demand after surprise inventory build

    Oil prices dropped due to rising U.S. stockpiles, affecting market sentiment. Brent crude traded at $84.17, and U.S. West Texas Intermediate at $80.58 per barrel. Escalating conflicts in Gaza, notably in Rafah, contribute to market uncertainties amidst concerns over weakening demand.

    Oil edges higher on inventory drawdown outlook, Middle East risks

    Oil prices inched up on Wednesday nearing their highest level in almost two months, driven by forecasts for an eventual inventory drawdown during the third quarter peak summer demand season and geopolitical risks from the Middle East conflict.

    Hedge funds rebuild oil position after OPEC⁺ round trip: Kemp

    Navigating through diverse commodities, my investment strategy adapted to changing market conditions. From crude oil to natural gas, I observed shifts in positions and prices, reflecting resilience and caution. The market's response to OPEC+ reassurance and high inventories showcased a dynamic landscape, with investors strategizing for potential opportunities and challenges ahead.

    Oil edges lower after industry group reports jump in US stockpiles

    Oil prices fell on surprise U.S. stockpile increase, with concerns over weak demand. The U.S. summer driving season and consumer confidence decline contributed to market worries, along with a stronger dollar. Brent crude dropped to $84.82 a barrel.

    The Economic Times
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