Author: Anil R Tikotekar

The price of a barrel of benchmark US oil plunged below $0 a barrel on Monday for the first time in history, a troubling sign of

A nuanced approach on Chinese investments using automatic route may have been better The government’s decision to ban foreign direct investments (FDI) through the automatic route from

The U.S. Energy Information Administration said last week that storage at Cushing, Oklahoma, was about 72% full as of April 10. The price of a

  Something bizarre happened in the oil markets on Monday: Prices fell so much that some traders paid buyers to take oil off their hands.

But one thing is certain: It will be changed. Airports, airlines and hotels will be taking new precautions, experts predict. And conferences will eventually return.

We’re in a deflationary moment that surpasses anything seen in most people’s lifetimes.   The coronavirus pandemic has caused a series of mind-bending distortions across

India imports 4 million barrels/day of oil. The country has been benefiting from the falling prices of oil for the last five years, when oil

WASHINGTON: US President Donald Trump announced on Monday night that he will sign an executive order to “temporarily suspend” immigration into the United States, citing “the attack from the

The actions Republican and Democratic governors have taken have been done to protect families from the spread of the coronavirus. Empty streets where the Lodge

With a sensible industrial policy, workers will take precedence over short-term corporate gain. Americans are a resilient people. We persevere through difficult circumstances and arrive

The pandemic has helpfully scrambled how we value everyone’s economic and social roles. An Instacart worker shopping for someone else’s groceries last month.Credit…Erica Lee for

Trump is Mark Twain’s king, the great American con man. It’s the money. With President Trump, that never changes. The Dow at 30,000 was his

He said he wants either permission from Congress to purchase oil for the reserve or will allow companies to use its 75 million barrels of