Like most commodities, the fundamental driver of oil's price is supply and demand in the market. Oil markets are composed of speculators who are betting on price moves, and hedgers who are limiting risk in the production or consumption of oil. Oil demand is driven by everything from gasoline for cars and airline travel to electrical generation.

Crude oil is a major driver of businesses, manufacturing, transportation, as well as maritime trade at the national, regional and global levels. The pursuit of higher economic growth implies the need for adequate supply of crude oil and its constituent products such as gasoline, liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), and kerosene for the domestic, industrial, and agricultural and transport sectors of any economy

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