NEW DELHI (Reuters) -India plans to source about 10% of its cooking gas imports from the U.S. beginning in 2026 as part of a ...

India intends to diversify its LPG import sources, aiming to source 10% from the U.S. by 2026 to reduce its trade deficit ...

India had rarely bought U.S. LPG in the past due to higher freight costs, but state retailers began buying U.S. LPG in May ...

Brent crude futures edged down toward $69 on Tuesday as markets weighed upcoming U.S. tariffs, rising OPEC+ output, and ongoing Middle East tensions—factors combining to stir geopolitical uncertainty, ...

India plans to buy about 10% of its cooking gas ((LPG)) from the U.S. starting in 2026 as part of a broader strategy to ...

In a bid to avoid harsh tariffs being imposed, many Asian countries are looking to strike large LNG deals with the US. But ...

Asian nations consider buying more US liquefied natural gas to ease trade tensions. This strategy could hurt their climate ...

Oil prices held steady on Friday after data revealed that the US economy is staying strong despite ongoing trade tensions.

This chaos would have led to global oil prices spiralling to over USD 120-130 per barrel, as all consumers would have been ...

Half of India's total natural gas requirement is met via imports that come through the Strait of Hormuz - supplied by Qatar and the UAE - and thus stands exposed to a higher risk of disruption ...

Asian countries are offering to buy more US liquefied natural gas in negotiations with the Trump administration as a way to ...