Crude oil prices experienced a decline in early Asian trading due to investor concerns about demand growth amid the ongoing U.S.-China trade war. Economists fear a potential global recession driven by tariffs, leading to lowered oil demand and price forecasts. Increased output from OPEC+ nations and rising U.S. crude oil stockpiles further contribute to the downward pressure on prices.
Market’s next big cue may come from earnings and rural revival: Shiv Puri
Shiv Puri from TVF Capital Advisors suggests a positive outlook for consumption due to changing unsecured personal lending. He highlights opportunities in underpenetrated sectors like