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Russia's Oil Exports Hit a One-Month High Amid Baltic Rebound

Bloomberg Markets Tuesday 27 October 2026, 12:38 UTC By Julian Lee 1 min read
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Primorsk shipments recovered strongly last week, but it wasn’t enough to boost four-week flows

Primorsk shipments recovered strongly last week, but it wasn’t enough to boost four-week flows

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