Oil prices have plummeted to their lowest point in 14 months, with Brent Crude hovering around $72 per barrel and US WTI dipping below $70. Concerns over economic conditions in major consumers like the US and China are casting a shadow on the outlook for oil demand. Despite this, a report from Yes Securities suggests that prices could stay within the $70-77 range throughout FY25/26, buoyed by India’s consistently strong demand for oil.
Nilesh Shah says China’s $1 trillion trade surplus is built on an undervalued Yuan, not just on innovation and competitiveness
Kotak MF’s Nilesh Shah says China’s trade surplus topping $1 trillion in 11 months is not just due to innovation and competitiveness, but also a