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    Hinduja's Gulf Oil scouts acquisitions in Asia, South America ahead of global listing

    Hinduja Group-owned Gulf Oil Lubricants plans to re-enter Mexico and the US in 2027 as it accelerates overseas expansion and scouts acquisitions in South America and Southeast Asia. The group is also considering a global listing of Gulf Oil International in three to five years, while expanding manufacturing capacity in India.

    ONGC can withstand oil prices in $60-90 range, says chairman

    ONGC chairman Arun Kumar Singh stated the company is prepared for oil prices between $60-90 per barrel. The company's integrated operations help offset gains or losses linked to crude price variations. ONGC plans to expand its renewable energy portfolio to 30% over the next decade. A global oil trading joint venture is planned for establishment by year-end. Significant investment is earmarked for deepwater exploration, targeting 87 wells by 2030-31.

    ONGC to enter oil trading, build strategic reserves as upstream remains core

    ONGC plans to enter crude and petroleum product trading operations soon. A new strategic petroleum reserve will be built in Mangalore. Exploration and production remain ONGC's central strategic focus. The company will spend one lakh crore on deepwater drilling by 2031. This expansion aims to strengthen supply security and extract more value.

    U.S. Stock Market today: S&P 500, Dow Jones, Nasdaq to open in green. Top 3 stocks to focus after Venezuela leader Nicolas Maduro capture

    U.S. Stock Market predictions: Share prices of Chevron Corp, ConocoPhillips, Exxon Mobil Corp. rose in the pre-market trading.

    Secret Biden deal allowed Chevron to pay Venezuela millions

    The Biden administration covertly allowed Chevron to pay millions to Venezuela's government despite sanctions. This arrangement, under a 2022 waiver, aimed to maintain legal compliance while enabling business operations. The move, meant to stabilize Venezuela's economy, faced criticism as Maduro failed to uphold democratic promises, prompting broader debate over the sanctions' effectiveness.

    US explorer ConocoPhillips to buy Marathon Oil in $17 billion deal

    The move expands ConocoPhillips' footprint in domestic shale fields from Texas to North Dakota and hands the company reserves as far afield as Equatorial Guinea. It adds to a wave of recent megadeals as producers seek new drilling sites on a bet that oil and gas demand will remain robust for years to come.

    The Economic Times
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