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India Looking Beyond Russia for Oil amid US Sanctions

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Stricter enforcement of US sanctions is hampering India’s trade with Russia, forcing buyers to consider other supplies, according to refinery executives cited by the Economic Times.

  • Russia remains India’s dominant supplier, but importers have been boosting alternative flows to avoid breaching or the G7 price cap.
  • Imports from Saudi Arabia are up 22% from January levels, while India’s largest refiner, Reliance, has taken the highest volume of Saudi crude since May 2020, according to Kpler.
  • While Indian refiners would like to take more Russian oil, this would require US approval for buying to accelerate, a refinery executive told the Economic Times.
  • Russian oil is now around a $2-$4/b discount to other barrels. The previous double-digit discounts are unlikely to return amid additional demand from Chinese buyers.
  • Russia is also seeking payment in Yuan due to increased scrutiny by banks over payment in Dirhams.
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