India's crude oil reserves have surged to a near one-year peak, reaching 104 million barrels by June's end. This rebound follows a significant drawdown in the preceding months, driven by strong import volumes that replenished stocks. Current reserves can sustain approximately 21 days of consumption, easing concerns over supply disruptions, particularly with the Strait of Hormuz transit now more stable.

India's crude imports recover as refiners diversify sources amid Gulf disruptions, reducing reliance on West Asian supplies, says HSBC.

India’s crude oil imports have bounced back to near pre-conflict levels despite prolonged disruptions in the Middle East, as refiners adjusted their sourcing mix and leaned more…

India's Russian oil imports hit an all-time high in June, reaching approximately 2.70 million barrels per day. This surge is attributed to refiners seeking Russian barrels to…