Oil companies' profits reflect normal margins, not crisis windfall, despite rising fuel prices amid Hormuz disruptions, analysts say.

OMC stocks rise 5.8% as crude prices fall below $100, amid fourth fuel price hike in two weeks.

India's state-run oil companies are incurring daily losses of Rs 600 crore despite multiple retail fuel price hikes, driven by persistently high global crude oil prices.

Petroleum ministry says profits earned by oil firms last year could be wiped out within a quarter as under-recoveries still very high.

Oil companies' profits reflect normal margins, not crisis windfall, despite rising fuel prices amid Hormuz disruptions, analysts say.

In recent days, petrol and diesel prices have gone up by around Rs 7.5 per litre, increasing daily costs for consumers. This has once again sparked a familiar debate, are oil…