Indian refiners are at high risk due to U.S. penalty threats and the EU’s new sanctions on exports made from Russian crude.

India this week lashed out at what it called Western double standards, after facing renewed threats from US President Donald Trump over its surging purchases of Russian crude oil.

Governor Sanjay Malhotra expressed confidence in India's economic prospects despite concerns over tariffs imposed by President Trump.

Amid the rising stakes and escalating rhetoric surrounding trade and tariffs, Donald Trump will reportedly make an announcement at 4:30 PM ET or 2 AM Indian Standard Time. The White House confirmed ...

Trump’s special envoy in Moscow for crunch talks with 48 hours until ceasefire deadline - Putin unlikely to give in to ...

In July, Russia collected 787.3 billion rubles, or $9.8 billion, from oil and gas revenue — 27% lower than a year ago.

The oil market is awaiting greater clarity on the potential for secondary tariffs on buyers of Russian oil, with Trump’s ...

After championing Vladimir Putin indefatigably for months, Donald Trump is poised this week to punish Russia’s invasion of ...

The US economy will feel the pain if Trump goes ahead with his plan to whack countries buying Moscow’s oil with fresh tariffs ...

Who are the biggest buyers of Russian oil? - U.S. President Donald Trump is urging China and India to stop buying oil from ...

For years, India has balanced close partnerships with both Washington and Moscow, even throughout Ukraine war. Trump is ...

Oil prices climbed on Wednesday, rebounding from a five-week low in the previous day, on concerns of supply disruptions after ...