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G7 to release 100 million barrels of oil reserves through IEA
- The co-ordinated release includes frontloaded diesel supplies to stabilise global energy markets
- Lower crude and diesel prices could ease costs for Indian refiners and fuel retailers
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Fuel prices● −3% net tone today
Indian Oil −2.7% on Thu, 1 Oct- G7 countries agreed to release 100 million barrels of diesel and crude oil from emergency reserves
- The coordinated release includes frontloaded diesel supplies to stabilise global energy markets
- UK average diesel pump price reached £2 per litre for the first time
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G7 agrees to release 100 million barrels of oil and diesel from emergency reserves
- G7 countries agreed to release 100 million barrels of diesel and crude oil
- The release will come from emergency reserves
- More oil supply could ease fuel costs for Indian refiners and oil marketing companies
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UN warns fuel subsidies could exceed $1 trillion as Iran war raises energy costs
- UNDP said subsidies could top $1 trillion in 2026
- Governments have used price caps, subsidies and tax rebates as oil prices climbed
- Higher crude costs pressure Indian fuel retailers and government finances
US wants European allies to do this 'immediately' to lower diesel prices
- The US urged European allies to release strategic diesel reserves immediately
- Global fuel prices are surging amid supply disruptions linked to the Iran war
- Higher global fuel prices can pressure Indian oil marketing companies
Nayara says fuel supplies continue across 7,000-plus outlets
- Nayara said it had imposed no fuel supply restrictions across its retail network
- The statement followed a warning that private retailers could be told to stop supplies
- Fuel availability reassurance may ease concerns for Indian oil retailers and transport operators
The Bond Rout Is Deepening Even as Oil Tankers Return to the Strait of Hormuz
- Higher crude and yields may pressure Indian airlines, fuel retailers and rate-sensitive stocks