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Asian refiners in South Korea, Japan, Taiwan and India are buying more U.S. crude as the Hormuz standoff keeps Mideast oil bottled up.

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Hormuz Crisis Pushes Asian Refiners Toward U.S. Oil | OilPrice.com

Asian refiners in South Korea, Japan, Taiwan and India are buying more U.S. crude as the Hormuz standoff keeps Mideast oil bottled up.

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Asian refiners buy more US crude as Hormuz remains blocked

Asian refiners are buying U.S. crude amid Strait of Hormuz shipping concerns. South Korea's GS Caltex secured two million barrels of Mars crude for November. Japan's Cosmo Energy and Eneos Corp also purchased Mars and…

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venerdì 14 agosto 2026·thehindubusinessline.com
Asian refiners buy more US crude as Hormuz remains blocked, traders say
Asian refiners increase US crude purchases as Hormuz shipping traffic declines amid geopolitical tensions, traders report.
venerdì 14 agosto 2026·oilprice.com
Hormuz Crisis Pushes Asian Refiners Toward U.S. Oil | OilPrice.com
Asian refiners in South Korea, Japan, Taiwan and India are buying more U.S. crude as the Hormuz standoff keeps Mideast oil bottled up.

Hormuz Crisis Pushes Asian Refiners Toward U.S. Oil | OilPrice.com

Asian refiners buy more US crude as Hormuz remains blocked

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Asian refiners buy more US crude as Hormuz remains blocked, traders say

Hormuz Crisis Pushes Asian Refiners Toward U.S. Oil | OilPrice.com

Asian refiners buy more US crude as Hormuz remains blocked, traders say

Asian refiners buy more US crude as Hormuz remains blocked