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Russia Makes up 40% of Indian Oil Imports, Dents OPEC’s Share

India, the world’s third largest oil importer and consumer, has emerged as the top buyer of the discounted Russian seaborne oil after Western nations stopped buying from Moscow following its invasion of Ukraine. Middle Eastern supplies are also likely to tighten further following Saudi Arabia’s decision to extend its voluntary …

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Egypt Emerges as New Hub for Russian Oil Transfers

A new hub is emerging for ship-to-ship (STS) transfers of Russian oil. In the shadow tanker game of whac-a-mole where some areas make headlines and then fade from view, Israeli maritime artificial intelligence firm Windward has identified an area near the Suez Canal in Egyptian waters as a new spot …

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Putin Launches Russian Gas Shipments to Uzbekistan

Russian Vladimir Putin on Saturday announced the start of gas supplies to Uzbekistan via Kazakhstan, a boost for Russia’s industry hit by a flurry of Western sanctions over the offensive in Ukraine. Despite being home to a wealth of natural resources including gas, the Central Asian country of Uzbekistan has …

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India’s Crude Oil Imports from Russia Rebound

Cheaper Russian crude compared to Middle Eastern alternatives has prompted Indian refiners to import more crude from Russia in September compared to a seven-month low in August, according to preliminary tanker-tracking data. India’s crude oil imports from Russia rebounded amid tighter market and more expensive crude from the Middle East, …

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