Why Reliance pays more for Venezuelan crude via US?
Expert Brahma Chellaney questions Reliance's deal to buy Venezuelan crude from the US at higher cost than Middle East imports, calling it a political signal to Trump administration.
Expert Brahma Chellaney questions Reliance's deal to buy Venezuelan crude from the US at higher cost than Middle East imports, calling it a political signal to Trump administration.
A potential oil 'super-glut' in 2026, fueled by Venezuela's return and rising supply, promises lower crude prices. As a major importer, India stands to gain significantly. Read the full analysis.
The US is ready to sell Venezuelan crude oil to India. Reliance Industries is in talks for approval to resume purchases, a major shift in global energy trade.
US forces intercepted the tanker Olina in a pre-dawn raid, marking the fifth such seizure in a bid to control Venezuela's oil distribution. The operation signals a major escalation in US policy.
The US proposes a controlled system for India to buy Venezuelan oil, aiming to diversify supplies while maintaining pressure to reduce Russian crude imports. A test for India's strategic autonomy.
Reliance Industries may resume buying Venezuelan crude if sales to non-US firms are permitted. This move could offer India a discounted, politically acceptable oil source amid pressure to cut Russian imports. Read more.
As US-Venezuela tensions ease, ONGC, Reliance, and Indian Oil Corp could see major gains. Discover how these stocks stand to benefit from potential sanction relief and oil industry restructuring.
Reliance Industries is reportedly considering resuming Venezuelan crude oil purchases. This follows a halt in March 2026 after US tariffs. Explore the potential impact on India's energy sector.
Ace your UPSC Prelims 2026 prep with this essential Economy quiz. Test your knowledge on thorium reserves, global trade reports, Venezuelan crude oil, and India's mango production. Revise crucial static topics now!
Despite being the world's largest oil producer, US refineries rely on heavy crude from Venezuela, Canada & Mexico. Learn why the shale boom hasn't solved this dependency.
Following the capture of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, the US announces a historic energy initiative to stabilise Caracas's oil sector and allow its crude into global markets under US oversight. Read the full details.
The US announces a selective rollback of sanctions on Venezuela, granting a license for crude oil sales. This major policy shift aims to boost global supply and follows a deal between Maduro's government and the opposition. Read the full details.
President Trump announces Venezuela's interim authorities will transfer 30-50 million barrels of oil to the US. Proceeds controlled by US govt for mutual benefit. Details inside.
President Trump announces Venezuela's interim authorities will transfer 30-50 million barrels of oil to the US, to be sold at market price. Details on the deal's impact and revenue.
Former US President Donald Trump reveals a deal where Venezuela's interim authorities will redirect 30-50 million barrels of sanctioned oil to the US. Details inside.
The US action to arrest Maduro and seize Venezuela's oil aims to curb China's influence. However, China's shrinking crude demand and teapot refiners' struggles pose a major hurdle for any revival. Read the full analysis.
India's crude oil import cost averages $59.92/barrel in January. Analysts predict further fall to $53.31 by March, easing the nation's import bill. Read the full analysis.
An Oil India Limited pipeline in Dibrugarh's Tingkhong area ruptured twice within 12 hours, spilling crude oil onto farmlands and fish ponds. Locals report dead fish and fire risks. Read more on the environmental impact and OIL's response.
Discover the real reason behind US interest in Venezuela's oil reserves. It's not just about quantity, but the specific type of crude. Read the full analysis now!
Oil prices declined as markets anticipate increased Venezuelan crude output post-US action. Analysts see potential for 500,000 bpd rise, but global demand and OPEC remain key. Read for price outlook.
Venezuela holds the world's largest proven oil reserves in 2025. See where Saudi Arabia, Canada, Iran, and India rank in the global list. Key insights from OPEC's latest data.
A new SBI Research report forecasts a significant decline in global crude oil prices to around $50 per barrel by mid-2026. Discover the key drivers and what this means for India's economy and inflation.
Venezuela holds the world's largest proven oil reserves at 303 billion barrels, surpassing Saudi Arabia. Discover why this hasn't translated to economic prosperity and how oil still dominates global energy.
India's crude oil imports from the US soared over 92% in April-Nov 2025. Russia remains the largest supplier, but its share fell to 33.7%. Explore the shifting energy dynamics.
Energy expert Narendra Taneja explains why Venezuela's vast oil reserves don't sway global prices yet, and the unique opportunity for experienced Indian firms when sanctions ease. Read more.
The capture of Venezuela's Maduro reshapes global oil flows. U.S. Gulf Coast refiners stand to gain from renewed heavy crude access, while Canadian producers face long-term competition. Full analysis inside.
Geopolitical shifts in Venezuela and Iran could add to a projected 1.5-2 million barrel per day oil surplus in 2026, pressuring crude prices. Analysts warn scarcity fears are fading.
Despite the dramatic capture of Venezuela's Maduro, analysts predict minimal oil price impact due to a record global supply surplus. Key facilities remain operational. Read the full analysis.
Russian crude suppliers now offer Indian refiners discounts up to $8 per barrel, doubling since October. This could lower India's import bill as global oil prices hover around $60. Read more.
Oil markets opened 2026 cautiously as a forecast 3.8 million barrel daily surplus counters Middle East tensions. Key OPEC meeting set for Jan 4. Read the full analysis.