Fuel Prices Stable for Consumers as Oil Companies Absorb Global Rises
Oil companies absorb global fuel price rises, keeping petrol, diesel, LPG, and domestic ATF steady for consumers.
Oil companies absorb global fuel price rises, keeping petrol, diesel, LPG, and domestic ATF steady for consumers.
India has cut windfall tax on diesel exports to Rs 23/litre and ATF to Rs 33/litre, effective May 1.
After a seven-year ban, direct commercial flights between the U.S. and Venezuela have resumed, signaling a step towards re-establishing ties.
Africa faces economic hardship and fuel supply challenges due to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.
Naila Zahoor Chib, a Selection Grade Officer of the Jammu and Kashmir Accounts Service, has been promoted to the Special Scale by the government.
Iranians are quietly enduring grief, economic stress, and a loss of hope, attempting to resume daily life beneath a veneer of normalcy.
Jammu and Kashmir Finance Department undergoes a major reshuffle, transferring over 70 officers to enhance efficiency and financial governance.
Global banks like the ECB and Bank of England are holding interest rates steady, watching for lasting economic damage from rising fuel prices.
King Charles III and Queen Camilla's brief New York visit included the Sept. 11 memorial, an urban farm, the NY Public Library, a business event, and a gala.
US gasoline prices hit $4.23 per gallon as Middle East conflicts disrupt oil supplies, impacting consumers and businesses.