India’s energy security is under pressure as tensions around the Strait of Hormuz threaten global oil supplies. Nearly 30% of India’s crude imports pass through this critical chokepoint, while the country depends on imports for almost 90% of its oil needs. With Brent crude surging and fuel prices rising, how long can India’s strategic petroleum reserves protect the economy? This report explains India’s oil buffer capacity, the risks from Iran tensions, and why the government is racing to expand underground storage facilities across the country amid fears of prolonged disruption in global energy markets.

India and other oil importers may negotiate transit deals with Iran amid ongoing geopolitical risks, according to Moody's report.

India’s state-run oil companies raised petrol and diesel prices by more than three percent on Friday as disruption to energy supplies due to the Iran war mounts pressure on the…

Indian markets await clarity on Strait of Hormuz shipping. Ashi Anand of IME Capital suggests a defensive market approach. Oil prices near $110 per barrel strain India's economy.…