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Tariff risks to weigh on crude supply: RIL warns
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|August 08, 2025
RELIANCE Industries, which runs the world's largest single-location oil refinery with a 60 million tonne of refining capacity, on Thursday, warned that the continuing geopolitical and tariff-related uncertainties could disrupt trade flows and the demand-supply balance in its oil-to-chemicals business.
The company, in FY25 annual report on Thursday, said though it expects crude prices to remain volatile amid evolving sanctions, changing tariff regimes and output decisions by oil cartel OPEC and non-OPEC members, oil demand is likely to maintain growth despite growing electric vehicle adoption as the economy is on a strong footing.
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3 officers held for involvement in tender scam
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4,399 days, not a personal feat: PM
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Navy gets 21 Romeos, still short of sub hunters
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2 mins
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US blocks Pakistan, China bid to list BLA and Majeed Brigade
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1 mins
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Mexico's football cathedral
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3 mins
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Top US diplomat summoned after tanker strike off Oman
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1 mins
June 11, 2026
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Varanasi court allows plea against Rahul over remarks on Lord Ram
AN MP-MLA court in Varanasi on Wednesday set aside a lower court order dismissing a complaint against Congress leader Rahul Gandhi over his alleged remarks at a US university describing Lord Ram as a mythological figure.
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