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Indian Refiners Widen Oil Search as Attacks Hurt Russian Flows

Bloomberg Markets Wednesday 26 August 2026, 05:22 UTC By Rakesh Sharma and Yongchang Chin 1 min read
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Indian refiners are scaling back buying of Russian crude from elevated levels, as Ukrainian attacks hurt flows from the nation’s top supplier.

Indian refiners are scaling back buying of Russian crude from elevated levels, as Ukrainian attacks hurt flows from the nation’s top supplier.
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