ADNOC Chief Warns Global Oil Stockpiles Have Fallen Sharply Since Hormuz Disruption
ADNOC's chief says global oil inventories have declined by nearly 1 billion barrels since the Iran war disrupted Hormuz shipping.
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ADNOC's chief says global oil inventories have declined by nearly 1 billion barrels since the Iran war disrupted Hormuz shipping.
Xi Jinping and Oman's sultan called for safe shipping and diplomacy in the Gulf during a Beijing meeting on November 2.
Ukrainian officials report heavy civilian casualties after bombs struck an aid distribution site and shelter in Komyshuvakha.
Ukraine says Russia used a six-day humanitarian ceasefire to strengthen positions near Oleshky; the Kremlin has not confirmed the accusation.
Iran says indirect contacts with Washington continue after talks with Qatari mediators ended without a breakthrough on November 2.
India's Sensex and Nifty gained sharply on November 2 as Reliance earnings, lower oil prices and tax-relief hopes supported shares.
Andhra Pradesh began evacuations ahead of Cyclone Murasu, a second storm expected to hit India's eastern coast within a week.
India's finance minister called for an amicable resolution to the Tata Sons dispute over leadership and a possible stock-market listing.
SEBI has reportedly recommended long-term capital gains tax relief for foreign stock investors, but India's government has not approved a change.
Officials say rioters damaged 17 stores and more than 100 police officers were injured during Frankfurt unrest.