Kpler data indicates continued availability of Russian cargo in the Indian Ocean and Arabian Sea region, including volumes in floating storage. Sumit Ritolia, its principal research analyst, refining and modeling, said: “Indian refiners have already been importing around 1 million barrels per day of Russian crude in recent months, meaning the exemption effectively acts as a green signal to increase volumes above this base load, especially for cargo currently delayed on key shipping routes.
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