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    Crude oil is a naturally occurring unrefined petroleum product that can be refined into usable products like gasoline and diesel. It is extracted from the ground in countries like Saudi Arabia, Russia, Iraq, Canada, and the United Arab Emirates, then imported by major countries like China, the United States, India, Japan, and Germany. The price of crude oil is affected by factors such as the influence of OPEC, supply and demand balances, natural disasters, political relationships, and production costs. India imports over 80% of its oil needs and is impacted by higher prices through effects on its fiscal deficit, currency, current account deficit, stock market, and inflation levels.

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    Crude oil is a naturally occurring unrefined petroleum product that can be refined into usable products like gasoline and diesel. It is extracted from the ground in countries like Saudi Arabia, Russia, Iraq, Canada, and the United Arab Emirates, then imported by major countries like China, the United States, India, Japan, and Germany. The price of crude oil is affected by factors such as the influence of OPEC, supply and demand balances, natural disasters, political relationships, and production costs. India imports over 80% of its oil needs and is impacted by higher prices through effects on its fiscal deficit, currency, current account deficit, stock market, and inflation levels.

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    Crude Oil Crisis: Presented by

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    Kartik Khandelwal
    Crude oil is a naturally occurring unrefined petroleum product that can be refined into usable products like gasoline and diesel. It is extracted from the ground in countries like Saudi Arabia, Russia, Iraq, Canada, and the United Arab Emirates, then imported by major countries like China, the United States, India, Japan, and Germany. The price of crude oil is affected by factors such as the influence of OPEC, supply and demand balances, natural disasters, political relationships, and production costs. India imports over 80% of its oil needs and is impacted by higher prices through effects on its fiscal deficit, currency, current account deficit, stock market, and inflation levels.

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    Crude Oil Crisis

    Presented By
    Hiramani Dalal
    Lokesh Ranjan
    Shrishti Pandey
    Crude Oil

    • Crude oil is a naturally occurring, unrefined petroleum product.

    • It is a type of fossil fuel.

    • Crude oil can be refined to produce usable products such as gasoline,


    diesel and various forms of petrochemicals.

    • It is a nonrenewable resource
    Major Exporters

    • Saudi Arabia – 15%

    • Russia – 10%

    • Iraq – 7%

    • Canada – 5%

    • United Arab Emirates – 5%


    Major Importers

    • China

    • United States

    • India

    • Japan

    • Germany
    Factors Affecting Price of Crude Oil

    • Influence of OPEC

    • Supply and Demand

    • Natural Disasters

    • Political Alliances

    • Production Costs, Storage


    Fluctuations in Oil Prices

    • OPEC and Russia

    • Russia’ Withdrawal

    • Fracking
    Effects on India
    India imports 82% of its oil requirement of approx. 408000 barrels per
    day from foreign countries.

    • Higher price – Adverse effects on fiscal deficit

    • Impact on the Rupee

    • Impact on current account deficit (CAD)

    • Impact on stocks

    • Impact on Inflation

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