Crude Oil crashes 5% to hit nine-month low on reports of Libya dispute resolution; Brent slips below $74, erases 2024 gains

Crude Oil prices slide on Ukraine aid pause, tariffs and OPEC+ output increase

International crude oil prices crashed five per cent on Tuesday, September 3, to hit their lowest levels in nine months after reports emerged that a deal was in the offing to resolve a dispute that has halted Libyan production and exports. The Libya news compounded an earlier price fall tied to weak Chinese economic data.

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India Stocks Move in the Red [04 Sep 2024]

The BSE Sensex fell 477 points or 0.6% to 82,079 in early deals on Wednesday after being flat in the previous session, tracking a drop in Asian peers, following losses on Wall Street overnight amid a significant sell-off in tech stocks.

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WTI Crude Approaches 7-Month Low

Crude Oil

WTI crude oil futures fell below the $72.2 per barrel mark on Tuesday, the lowest since touching a seven-month low of $71.9 in August as muted demand magnified the impact of relatively ample supply. New data from China exacerbated concerns that economic growth from one of the world’s largest oil consumers is unlikely to bounce back this year, with key gauges of domestic factory demand dropping more than expected in August.

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Understanding the Dynamics of Adani Ports Share Price

Adani Power Share Price Soars 9.5% as Acquisition Plan Gets Creditors' Approval

Introduction to Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone (APSEZ)

Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone (APSEZ) stands as a flagship entity within the Adani Group, one of India’s leading conglomerates. Established in 1998, APSEZ has evolved into the largest private multi-port operator and developer in India. Its primary objective is to provide seamless end-to-end logistics across its extensive network of ports and terminals.

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Producers are responding to the expected increase in demand

“In the second quarter, however, production did not increase compared to the second quarter of last year. As a result, primary Copper production from ores has increased more than mining production over the last three months. This is likely to lead to more subdued production of refined Copper in the coming months, as this will put pressure on the margins of Copper smelters.”

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