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Conflict in Strait of Hormuz may raise India's oil import bill by $14 billion, warns ICRA
As tensions escalate in the Strait of Hormuz following the Iran-Israel conflict, credit rating agency ICRA has warned that any sustained disruption in oil and gas supplies through the chokepoint could significantly strain India's economy — pushing up oil imports, widening the current account deficit (CAD), and delaying private sector investment.
India's crude oil import dependency hits record high of 90.6% in May 2025 due to rising consumption and declining production.
The conflict between Israel and Iran has reached an unprecedented level, with verbal threats and aerial engagement with ...
The Indian rupee weakened to its lowest level in three months, as a surge in oil prices underscored the nation’s ...
As a net importer of crude, India faces mounting risks from rising oil prices — with potential implications for its economy, ...
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India may be on the verge of a major oil and gas discovery in the Andaman region, with early offshore exploration pointing to ...
IFreight rates for Russian oil shipments from the Baltic ports to India eased further in the period from late May to early ...
India's oil demand is projected to surge by a million barrels per day over the next five years, becoming the primary driver ...
State-owned ONGC and Oil India carrying out deepwater exploration campaigns in Andaman basin, but no commercial discoveries ...
A surge in oil prices after Israel’s strikes on Iran sent the Indian rupee tumbling on Friday, prompting the central bank to ...
With Oil India's shares currently trading at Rs 468.40, its performance remains a key indicator for investors monitoring the energy sector and mid-cap segments within the Indian stock market.
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