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Russia Oil Output Declines with Supply Drop from Pacific Ports

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Russia’s seaborne crude exports declined in the week to 3 March due to a more than 500kbpd drop in shipments from the Pacific ports according to Bloomberg vessel tracking.

  • Output from Kozmino was potentially impacted by strong winds around the end of February reducing the number of vessels that could be loaded in the week. Overall seaborne shipments fell 14% on the week to 3.11mbpd and the four week average output dipped by 80kbpd to 3.3mbpd.
  • The volume of crude on vessels heading to Asia including China, India and unknown destinations increased to a new high of 3.1mbpd from 3.09mbpd the previous week.


Source: Bloomberg

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