India is fast cementing its status as the world’s top engine of oil demand growth—overtaking China earlier than expected and showing no signs of slowing down.

US crude oil supply to India nearly doubled year-over-year, surpassing the UAE to become India's fourth-largest supplier.

India's exports to the US increased by 27.3% to USD 8.42 billion, while imports grew by 63.76% to USD 5.24 billion in April.

India’s imports of crude oil from the US rose sharply by nearly 34% on a month-on-month basis in April as the country ramped ...

India's merchandise exports surged 9.03% to $38.49 billion in April, fueled by electronics and engineering goods. However, a ...

India and Pakistan agreed to a ceasefire on Saturday, preventing escalating tensions from developing into a full-scale ...

India's oil demand is expected to grow at the fastest pace among major economies and double the rate of rise in China in 2025 ...

Indian exporters see strong start in April 2025, with exports rising 9.03% to $38.49 billion, but trade deficit widens.

S&P forecasts a decline in US oil production in 2026 amid weak global demand and surplus, affecting Indian crude import plans ...

India's vegetable oil imports fell 32 per cent to 8.91 lakh tonnes in April from a year earlier, industry body Solvent ...

India is set to save significantly on its crude oil and LNG import bill, potentially reaching Rs 1.8 lakh crore, due to ...

India's vegetable oil imports declined by 32% in April, driven by lower palm oil demand and increased domestic mustard ...