India's Crude Import Price Reaches $100 Per Barrel, a 6-Week High

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India's crude oil import price has climbed to $100 per barrel, marking a six-week high. The rise is linked to escalating tensions in the West Asia region, which have been disrupting global energy markets. Analysts warn that prices could climb further if the regional crisis deepens. The development raises concerns about India's import bill and its potential impact on domestic fuel prices and inflation.

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India's Crude Import Price Reaches $100 Per Barrel, a 6-Week High

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