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Crude oil diplomacy

India should protect its longer-term interests

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Business Standard Editorial Comment Mumbai
The drive by private sector refiners Reliance Industries Ltd (RIL) and Rosneft-owned Nayara Energy to import larger quantities of crude oil from Russia is likely to impact India’s diplomatic standing with Western allies and West Asia, currently the country’s top suppliers. Last month, Reliance and Nayara accounted for a combined 69 per cent of oil shipments from Russia, making it India’s second-largest oil supplier last month, overtaking traditional ally Saudi Arabia, and just behind Iraq. Urals trades at significant discounts to the benchmark Brent, making it a compelling option for refiners in the public and private sectors, with global prices

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