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According to ship tracking data, the amount of crude oil imported by India from the Middle East increased sharply in September and has returned to pre-war levels; at the same time, due to increased competition, Indian refiners cut purchases of Russian oil. As Middle Eastern oil producers and traders increase their shipments through the Strait of Hormuz, Indian refiners are snapping up stocks, which has eased the supply tension caused by the Iran-related conflict.
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According to ship tracking data, the amount of crude oil imported by India from the Middle East increased sharply in September and has returned to pre-war levels; at the same time, due to increased competition, Indian refiners cut purchases of Russian oil. As Middle Eastern oil producers and traders increase their shipments through the Strait of Hormuz, Indian refiners are snapping up stocks, which has eased the supply tension caused by the Iran-related conflict.
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