India Boosts Gulf Oil Imports as Russian Crude Loses Its Price Advantage
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India Oil Import: Iran and US Were Fighting, India Played Its Game, Now There Will Be No Oil Crisis.
India's oil imports from Gulf countries, which had virtually stalled during the India-US war, have now rebounded and are close to pre-war levels. Meanwhile, Russian oil imports into the country have declined.
Russian oil, which filled the gap in Indian imports after the outbreak of the war with Iran, became too expensive due to high freight costs and long flights.
India Boosts Gulf Oil Imports as Russian Crude Loses Its Price Advantage
India has imported higher volumes of crude oil from the Persian Gulf than from Russia so far in November, for the first time since the Iran war broke out and disrupted the normal supply chain through the Strait of Hormuz. So far this month, India is estimated to have imported about 2.1 million barrels per day (bpd) of crude oil from the Persian Gulf, compared to 1.8 million bpd flows from Russia, Bloomberg reported on Thursday, citing data by Kp…
For the first time since the start of the conflict around Iran, India has bought more oil from the Gulf countries than Russia, writing Bloomberg.
India is returning to purchasing oil from the Middle East. For the first time since the US and Israeli aggression against Iran, the largest recipient of Russian oil after China has begun buying more crude from the Persian Gulf than from Russia.
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