Tag: Crude oil prices

Cautious investors brace for volatility, negative opening
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Cautious investors brace for volatility, negative opening

MUMBAI: Dalal Street investors are bracing for heightened volatility and a negative opening on Monday as the Iran-Israel conflict will compound turmoil in global markets. Traders would remain cautious and wait for cues to take a view about the market's trend, they said. For one, any escalation of the conflict could have a direct impact on crude oil prices globally.Over the past two weeks, crude prices have been on an upward path after Ukraine and Russia both targeted each other's energy installations. With crude among India's top import items, this could mean pressure on the currency and domestic inflation, economists and analysts said.In the last one month, Brent crude prices have jumped about 6% to above the $90/barrel level, and analysts expect it could soon break above the $100-mark i...
Gift Nifty flat; RIL, Vedanta, LIC top stocks eyed
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Gift Nifty flat; RIL, Vedanta, LIC top stocks eyed

Stock market live updates: At 7:10 am, Gift Nifty Futures rose 32-odd points to quote at 19,413 levels, as against Nifty Futures' Thursday close of 19,414 levelsDomestic markets are eyeing a flat start on Friday. At 7:10 am, Gift Nifty Futures rose 32-odd points to quote at 19,413 levels, as against Nifty Futures' Thursday close of 19,414 levels. ...Read MoreNo article available in this category.First Published: Sep 01 2023 | 7:29 AM IST
Vegetable prices likely to cool down next month, says FinMin official
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Vegetable prices likely to cool down next month, says FinMin official

The government expects vegetable prices to start cooling off from next month with the advent of new crops in the market, but rising crude oil prices is a concern even though it is still within the tolerable zone of $ 90 a barrel, a finance ministry official said. The official further said that reduction in excise duty is not on cards and the government is driving infrastructure investment, and private sector capital investment is yet to gather steam. He further said that the Centre's capital expenditure which was 28 per cent of Budget estimates at the end of June quarter, will reach 50 per cent by September end. In the 2023-24 budget, the government had hiked capital investment outlay by 33 per cent to Rs 10 trillion in the current fiscal. The official further ...