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Russian Crude Exports Fall 290kbpd in September

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Russian crude exports fell 290kbpd to 2.99mbpd in September, the lowest since September 2021 according to S&P Global.

  • European buyers are reducing imports of Russian oil ahead of the EU ban and G7 price cap on Russian crude which starts on Dec 5 with supplies redirecting to the east.
  • Russian crude to Europe has fallen below 1mbpd for the first time since July 2020.
  • Russian exports to Turkey rose 19% on the month to a record 414kbpd to become Russia's third largest buyer of crude behind China and India.
  • China and India bought 60% of Russian exports in September, up from 54% in August.

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