Price Reporter, Residual Fuels
S&P Global Energy is seeking a Price Reporter for its residual fuels desk to provide independent price assessments. The role involves analyzing market activity, building relationships with industry traders, and producing daily commentaries. Candidates should possess strong analytical skills and an understanding of commodity markets. This position is part of a collaborative team focused on delivering high-quality market intelligence.
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Experience
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Function
Research
Work mode
Onsite, India
Company
Tier 2
What you will work on
S&P Global Energy is seeking a Price Reporter for its residual fuels desk to provide independent price assessments. The role involves analyzing market activity, building relationships with industry traders, and producing daily commentaries. Candidates should possess strong analytical skills and an understanding of commodity markets. This position is part of a collaborative team focused on delivering high-quality market intelligence.
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Stable, established global firm in the energy information sector; provides clear, specialized job function.
The JD clearly defines the role, responsibilities, and team context within the S&P Global Energy division.
Salaries at S&P Global
20.9 LPA average
Based on 70 Grapevine salary entries for S&P Global.
Research
0 - 2 years | 2
5 LPA average
Range: 5 - 5 LPA
Research
6 - 8 years | 10
17 LPA average
Range: 17 - 17 LPA
Research
8 - 10 years | L9
13 LPA average
Range: 13 - 13 LPA
Information Technology
0 - 2 years | 2
10 LPA average
Range: 10 - 10 LPA
Must haves
- Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience
- Excellent written and spoken English
- Strong numerical and analytical skills
- Understanding of commodity or energy markets
About the company
S&P Global is a large, established global financial services and data company, but does not fit the specific Tier 1 definition for engineering-led firms.
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Hi Guys!! I’m having 3.4 years of experience.I got two offers 1. TCS - 17LPA (16 Fixed - 1 L Variable)- 5 Days WFO - Hyd 2. Winwire - 20LPA ( 20 Fixed - No variable) - Permanent Remote There is one more offer but Hr round is pending i.e S&P Global Hr told Openings are in Freeze. Could you please suggest me which one I need to choose. I was thinking to choose Winwire but, i’m not sure will i get long stability there.