Although New Delhi believes it can cope with any closure of the Strait of Hormuz, Indian refiners and traders insist the situation is more complex.
Indian Oil Minister Hardeep Singh Puri insists Indian refiners are well prepared to deal with any potential closure of the Strait of Hormuz, but Indian refiners and traders tell Energy Intelligence that the situation is far more complex and uncertain.
India's anticipated push to replace Russian Urals with Gulf crude amid tariff turmoil may strengthen the Dubai benchmark,…
The face of India's purchases of Russian crude is changing amid continued US pressure and a growing divide between state and…
Analysts say current stocks are enough for the upcoming sowing season, but this may change if the war stretches on.
India’s U.S.-Israel tilt is costing it leverage with Iran just as its ships struggle to get safe passage through the Strait of…
Indian refiners are seeking Mideast and West African crude for September delivery and may take more optional volumes from the…
As US pressure on India's Russian crude imports and products exports grows, New Delhi is sounding a defiant tone — even as…
