HeadlineShine

Oil Prices Today: Brent Crude Back Above $115; What's Driving The Rebound?

Covered by 4 outlets ·First reported ·Updated
NDTV ProfitOil Prices Today: Brent Crude Back Above $115; What's Driving The Rebound?
Image: NDTV Profit

Officials from Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Turkey held discussions with Iranian leaders on Monday as regional powers explored ways to de-escalate the conflict.

Summary from NDTV Profit

Read the full story on NDTV Profit
React

Related stories

Economic Times
BusinessEconomic Times·

Oil slips from near six-months highs despite supply concerns
Economic Times
Business3 sources·

Houthis launch attack on Saudi Ras Tanura oil refinery
Economic Times
BusinessEconomic Times·

Oil, US Treasuries prop up Indian bonds
Mint
Business2 sources·

Sensex, Nifty likely to open lower as oil stays near six-month high

More business

See all →
Economic Times
Business7 sources·

Anthropic files IPO, could be biggest ever
The Hindu
Business5 sources·

India invites Pakistan for SCO civilisational dialogue forum meet next month
NDTV
Business7 sources·

Tamil Nadu Jailbreak: 17 Inmates Escape Theni Sub-Jail, One Arrested; Border Checks Intensified
Times of India
Business5 sources·

Microsoft is offering buyouts to around 60,000 employees, reports say
Indian Express
Business8 sources·

Cyclone Arnab landfall continues along Andhra Pradesh coast | LIVE
Economic Times
Business5 sources·

Karnataka’s final electoral roll published after SIR

Top stories in India

See all →
Times of India
Sports5 sources·

Abhishek Sharma's 35-Ball Ton Powers India To Series Win In New Zealand
Hindustan Times
Entertainment2 sources·

BP Singh death: Shivaji Satam recalls mentor and friend; hails his dedication to CID
Hindustan Times
Sports2 sources·

Former Grand Slam Winner Stan Wawrinka Ends Tennis Career
Hindustan Times
Sports2 sources·

Carlos Alcaraz And Alexander Zverev Win Vienna Openers
Hindustan Times
Sports2 sources·

Arsenal Stunned By Fourth-Tier Fleetwood In League Cup
Hindustan Times
Sports6 sources·

Kylian Mbappe dropped by Chinese brands for 'offending national sentiments'