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US crude futures fall over 2%

May 19, 2026

Washington [US], May 19: The US crude futures fell more than 2% in early Asian trade on Tuesday after US President Donald Trump said he had paused a planned ⁠attack on Iran to allow for negotiations to end the war in the Middle East, Reuters reported.
The US West Texas Intermediate most active July contract at ⁠2212 GMT was down $2.08 or 2.02% to $102.34 per barrel while the front-month fell $1.54 or ⁠1.42% to $107.12, after gaining over 3.1% in the previous ⁠session.
The June contract is set to ⁠expire on Tuesday.
Source: Emirates News Agency

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Discovery spotlights the manufacturing journey of SERVO Lubricants by IndianOil in The Power Behind Progress

New Delhi [India], September 11: As India’s automotive and industrial landscape evolves, so does the technology and infrastructure working behind the scenes to keep it moving. Discovery’s upcoming special The Power Behind Progress takes viewers inside IndianOil’s Integrated Lube Complex at Manali Industrial Area in Chennai (TN), the world’s largest lubricant blending plant, offering a glimpse into the scale of India’s manufacturing capabilities today and the journey that brought them here. At the centre of this story is SERVO, a homegrown brand whose evolution has closely mirrored India’s own journey of industrial growth and self-reliance.

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