FPIs sell record ₹1.1 lakh crore in Indian equities as markets remain fragile

Image used for representational purposes. File | Photo Credit: Reuters Foreign institutional investors (FII) sold ₹1,12,244 crore worth of Indian stocks this month as markets remain extremely exposed to oil price shocks, according to data from National Securities and Depositories Ltd. (NSDL). This selling is the most aggressive FIIs have ever made in a month…

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India eyes local currency payments for West Asian oil amid price surge; rupee fall hurts finances

A crude oil tanker, ‘Shenlong’, that passed through the Strait of Hormuz, has arrived at Mumbai Port. File picture | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement The Indian government is “experimenting” with conducting trade with the West Asian countries in local currencies, in a bid to mitigate the fiscal double-hit of surging oil prices and a depreciating…

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Fuel crisis LIVE: LPG supply to be cut off if households refuse PNG switch where available, says Centre

The Iran war is upending the global LNG outlook as soaring prices, damage to major supplier Qatar’s export infrastructure and potential delays to new supply raise doubts about ‌previously expected demand from price-sensitive Asian buyers. Before the war, analysts expected global liquefied natural gas supply to rise as much as 10% this year to between…

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