When the May futures contract of the benchmark WTI (West Texas Intermediate) crashed into a negative territory for the first time in history on April
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Severe supply shortages may hit India as truck drivers flee. It can be a long-term problem. – ET Prime
It’s building up into a crisis. The trucking industry has become virtually paralysed as drivers have abandoned their vehicles in large numbers, troubled by manifold
Disruptive events don’t come with survival kits. Here are six tips on how to build one. – ET Prime
Black swan events by definition are rare, difficult to predict, and have severe consequences. I remember my first encounter with one such unusual, distressing event
Refineries hastily dumping fuels leave India with only 5% of oil storage space | Deccan Herald
By Saket Sundria and Debjit Chakraborty India is quickly running out of space to store a swelling stockpile of fuel as every possible container — including
Covid-19: Developing countries must learn what not to do from the US | Deccan Herald
With the United States of America acquiring the dubious distinction of having the highest caseload of Covid-19 patients and deaths globally, there are some important
Use the oil crash to boost India’s strategic reserves| Analysis – analysis – Hindustan Times
Add another 12 days of storage capacity; look outside for storage facilities; and lock in long-term contracts Anupam Manur One area in which India can
Small businesses at a higher risk of credit default due to pandemic: Cibil–Deccan Chronicle
Mumbai: Small business credit of Rs 2.32 lakh crore is at the highest risk of default, and micro enterprises having loan outstanding of less than
Crude shock | The Indian Express
Collapse of oil price signals demand decline, lack of storage capacity. India must build its strategic reserves India must seize this opportunity to build on
Companies stare at Rs 30,000 crore sales loss for summer products due to extended lockdown – The Economic Times
Summer sales of air-conditioners, refrigerators, soft drinks and ice creams will take a massive hit this year. Summer sales of air-conditioners, refrigerators, soft drinks and
What the negative price of oil is telling us – The Economic Times
We’re in a deflationary moment that surpasses anything seen in most people’s lifetimes. The broader takeaway is that the Covid-19 crisis is an extraordinary deflationary
How Facebook is logging into the Reliance Jio ecosystem – The Economic Times
The deal could give Jio a chance of monetising its 360-million strong subscriber base, and Facebook and the marketers and publishers on its platform, willing
The politics of power in times of a pandemic | Opinion – analysis – Hindustan Times
There is a slump in demand for electricity. This will create a financial crisis. But can it lead to reforms? Ashwini K Swain A bailout can
The oil opportunity for India – editorials – Hindustan Times
India must use the fall in prices to plan an energy strategy Hindustan Times After the outbreak and the continuing economic retrenchment, the world is
Understanding the oil price churn – analysis – Hindustan Times
The pandemic-induced dip in demand has put the wobbly cartel of oil producers in a spot Shreerupa Mitra The dynamic between the United States, Russia
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तेलही गेले आणि… करोना विषाणूने गेले अनेक दिवस सर्व बातम्यांची जागा व्यापलेली असताना, सोमवारी अवघे जग वेगळ्या बातमीने खडबडून जागे झाले आणि इतिहासातील अभूतपूर्व अशा,
All you wanted to know about Ways and Means Advances – The Hindu BusinessLine
As a part of its Stimulus 2.0 to deepen the availability of credit, India’s Central bank recently announced an increase in the Ways and Means
RBI’s liquidity boosters are destined to fail – The Hindu BusinessLine
The informal trade credit channel, without which banks cannot access the last mile in business, has broken down. This needs to be fixed Our financial
How easing lockdown rules will impact workers and companies – The Hindu BusinessLine
Labour markets are up for short- to long-term changes as new rules will ramp up overhead costs, bring in wage fluctuations and hamper optimal use
Post-lockdown, current business alternatives may become the new norm – The Hindu BusinessLine
Corporates may adapt and enjoy cost benefits Before India went into lockdown, Arindam Guha was a frequent flier. As Partner (Government and Public Services Leader)
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