Brent futures were up $5.26, or 5.2%, to $107.48 a barrel at 10:57 am EDT (1457 GMT), close to the session high of $107.84.
Bullion fell as much as 2.1% to dip below $4,420 an ounce before paring some losses
Nayara Energy, which operates 6,967 of India's 102,075 petrol pumps, has decided to pass on part of the increase in input costs to consumers.
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States have been asked to enhance security around LPG infrastructure and personnel, while ensuring uninterrupted supply to priority sectors such as homes, hospitals and educational institutions
The surge in crude oil prices, a fallout of the US-Iran war, has an all-pervasive impact on cement firms’ cost of production
Fink described rising energy costs as a "very regressive tax", noting that "it affects the poor more than the wealthy".
Without any signs the conflict in the Middle East is abating, the S&P 500 extended this month’s decline
Categories dependent on cold storage and refrigeration could see sharper increases. Ice-cream prices may rise by 25–30%, cold beverages by 10–25% and frozen and dairy products by 5–12% as cost pressures intensify
About 6,200 futures contracts linked to Brent crude and West Texas Intermediate were traded between 6:49am and 6:50am New York time-just 15 minutes before Trump's social media post
Though bullion declined nearly 17% from the start of the war in late February to Monday’s close, it had previously been on a prolonged rally underpinned by factors including geopolitical and trade tensions and elevated purchases by central banks.
The one-month non-deliverable forward market showed that the rupee will likely open at around Rs 93.04 to the dollar on March 24
Brent futures fell $8.92, or 8.0%, to $103.27 a barrel at 12:31 p.m. EDT (1631 GMT), while U.S. West Texas Intermediate lost $7.17, or 7.3%, to $91.06.
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Brent crude futures had fallen around $17, or 15 percent to a session low of $96 a barrel by 1108 GMT while U.S.
Gold Prices: The metal ended last year at $4,319.37 an ounce and spiked at an all-time high above $5,595 an ounce in late January
The world’s largest oil exporter is supplying only its flagship Arab Light crude to term customers, with shipments routed via the Red Sea port of Yanbu instead of the Gulf.
Birol warned that the fallout from the energy shock is now spilling over into the broader global economy.
Spot gold was down 2.5% at $4,372.86 per ounce, as of 0238 GMT, extending losses for a ninth consecutive session.
Bullion plunged as much as 3.8% to near $4,320.30 an ounce — less than a dollar above where it ended last year.
The 10-day moving average for LNG shipments has fallen about 20% from the start of the month to 1.1 million tons, the lowest since September, according to Bloomberg analysis of ship-tracking data on Kpler.
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Refiners in Asia, the top consuming region, are buying cargoes from thousands of miles away at eye-watering premiums to Brent as they try and secure whatever supplies are available
Bullion slipped as much as 2.1% as the dollar and bond yields rallied after a Wall Street Journal report that the Pentagon is sending three warships and thousands of additional Marines to the Middle East