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China, India Refiners Scour The World For Oil Amid US Sanctions On Russia
Chinese and Indian refiners are scouring the globe for supplies of crude as fresh US sanctions on Russian producers and tankers curb shipments to Moscow's top customers, traders said.
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Oil Traders Are Daring To Defy Market Kingpin Saudi Arabia
Oil traders are starting to ignore the most important person in the market. It could prove a risky gambit.
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More Oil Middlemen Muscle In To Supply India With Russian Crude
India is set to get more channels to buy cheap Russian oil, with a new wave of smaller, international traders muscling into its vast market by offering barrels shunned by rivals after the invasion of Ukraine.
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Russia's Rosneft Ramps Up Oil Sales To Indian Oil In May - Traders
Rosneft sold 700,000 tonnes of Urals oil loading from Baltic ports of Primorsk and Ust-Luga in May to Indian Oil Corp.
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Oil Falls 2.5% As U.S. Refiners Ramp Up Output, Equities Retreat
Oil prices fell 2.5% on Wednesday, reversing early gains as traders grew less worried about a supply crunch after government data showed U.S. refiners ramped up output, and as crude futures followed Wall Street lower.
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Oil Gains 1.5%, Posts Another Weekly Rise On Supply Concerns
Oil prices rose nearly 1.5%, posting a second straight weekly increase as impending European Union sanctions on Russian oil raised the prospect of tighter supply and had traders shrugging off worries about global economic growth.
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Oil Climbs Above $121 A Barrel As China Eases Restrictions, EU Meets
Oil prices hit a two-month high at $121 per barrel as China eased COVID-19 restrictions and traders priced in expectations that the European Union will eventually reach an agreement to ban Russian oil imports.
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Oil Swings Higher As Tight Supplies Overshadow Demand Destruction
Oil prices swung higher in volatile trading on Monday, as traders focused on tight supplies over slowing global economic growth.
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Oil Climbs Above $121 A Barrel As China Eases Restrictions, EU Meets
Oil prices hit a two-month high at $121 per barrel as China eased COVID-19 restrictions and traders priced in expectations that the European Union will eventually reach an agreement to ban Russian oil imports.
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Oil Falls 2.5% As U.S. Refiners Ramp Up Output, Equities Retreat
Oil prices fell 2.5% on Wednesday, reversing early gains as traders grew less worried about a supply crunch after government data showed U.S. refiners ramped up output, and as crude futures followed Wall Street lower.
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Indonesia To Resume Palm Oil Exports, But Industry Awaits Guidelines
Indonesia is due to resume exports of palm oil on Monday after a ban of more than three weeks, but industry traders and companies were awaiting details on accompanying rules to secure domestic supplies.
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Oil Falls 2.5% As U.S. Refiners Ramp Up Output, Equities Retreat
Oil prices fell 2.5%, reversing early gains as traders grew less worried about a supply crunch after government data showed U.S. refiners ramped up output, and as crude futures followed Wall Street lower.
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Oil Gains 1.5%, Posts Another Weekly Rise On Supply Concerns
Oil prices rose nearly 1.5%, posting a second straight weekly increase as impending European Union sanctions on Russian oil raised the prospect of tighter supply and had traders shrugging off worries about global economic growth.
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Russia's Rosneft Ramps Up Oil Sales To Indian Oil In May - Traders
Rosneft sold 700,000 tonnes of Urals oil loading from Baltic ports of Primorsk and Ust-Luga in May to Indian Oil Corp.
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Oil Traders To Cut Russian Oil Purchases From May 15
Trading companies are, however, winding down purchases from Russian energy group Rosneft as they seek to comply with language in existing EU sanctions that were intended to limit Russia's access to the international financial system.
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China, India Refiners Scour The World For Oil Amid US Sanctions On Russia
Chinese and Indian refiners are scouring the globe for supplies of crude as fresh US sanctions on Russian producers and tankers curb shipments to Moscow's top customers, traders said.
-
Oil Traders Are Daring To Defy Market Kingpin Saudi Arabia
Oil traders are starting to ignore the most important person in the market. It could prove a risky gambit.
-
More Oil Middlemen Muscle In To Supply India With Russian Crude
India is set to get more channels to buy cheap Russian oil, with a new wave of smaller, international traders muscling into its vast market by offering barrels shunned by rivals after the invasion of Ukraine.
-
Russia's Rosneft Ramps Up Oil Sales To Indian Oil In May - Traders
Rosneft sold 700,000 tonnes of Urals oil loading from Baltic ports of Primorsk and Ust-Luga in May to Indian Oil Corp.
-
Oil Falls 2.5% As U.S. Refiners Ramp Up Output, Equities Retreat
Oil prices fell 2.5% on Wednesday, reversing early gains as traders grew less worried about a supply crunch after government data showed U.S. refiners ramped up output, and as crude futures followed Wall Street lower.
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Oil Gains 1.5%, Posts Another Weekly Rise On Supply Concerns
Oil prices rose nearly 1.5%, posting a second straight weekly increase as impending European Union sanctions on Russian oil raised the prospect of tighter supply and had traders shrugging off worries about global economic growth.
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Oil Climbs Above $121 A Barrel As China Eases Restrictions, EU Meets
Oil prices hit a two-month high at $121 per barrel as China eased COVID-19 restrictions and traders priced in expectations that the European Union will eventually reach an agreement to ban Russian oil imports.
-
Oil Swings Higher As Tight Supplies Overshadow Demand Destruction
Oil prices swung higher in volatile trading on Monday, as traders focused on tight supplies over slowing global economic growth.
-
Oil Climbs Above $121 A Barrel As China Eases Restrictions, EU Meets
Oil prices hit a two-month high at $121 per barrel as China eased COVID-19 restrictions and traders priced in expectations that the European Union will eventually reach an agreement to ban Russian oil imports.
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Oil Falls 2.5% As U.S. Refiners Ramp Up Output, Equities Retreat
Oil prices fell 2.5% on Wednesday, reversing early gains as traders grew less worried about a supply crunch after government data showed U.S. refiners ramped up output, and as crude futures followed Wall Street lower.
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Indonesia To Resume Palm Oil Exports, But Industry Awaits Guidelines
Indonesia is due to resume exports of palm oil on Monday after a ban of more than three weeks, but industry traders and companies were awaiting details on accompanying rules to secure domestic supplies.
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Oil Falls 2.5% As U.S. Refiners Ramp Up Output, Equities Retreat
Oil prices fell 2.5%, reversing early gains as traders grew less worried about a supply crunch after government data showed U.S. refiners ramped up output, and as crude futures followed Wall Street lower.
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Oil Gains 1.5%, Posts Another Weekly Rise On Supply Concerns
Oil prices rose nearly 1.5%, posting a second straight weekly increase as impending European Union sanctions on Russian oil raised the prospect of tighter supply and had traders shrugging off worries about global economic growth.
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Russia's Rosneft Ramps Up Oil Sales To Indian Oil In May - Traders
Rosneft sold 700,000 tonnes of Urals oil loading from Baltic ports of Primorsk and Ust-Luga in May to Indian Oil Corp.
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Oil Traders To Cut Russian Oil Purchases From May 15
Trading companies are, however, winding down purchases from Russian energy group Rosneft as they seek to comply with language in existing EU sanctions that were intended to limit Russia's access to the international financial system.
