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  1. The Senate passed a sanctions bill targeting Russian crude, raising potential tariff issues for China and affecting crude supply disruptions in India.

India is shifting away from Russian supplies following US sanctions and tariffs, while macroeconomic stability is assessed.

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India is shifting away from Russian supplies following US sanctions and tariffs, while macroeconomic stability is assessed.

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  1. India's economic stability is assessed as US tariffs clash with continued Russian crude supply.1 source
  2. Russia supplies over 30% of India's crude, while India projects stable CAD and curbs US inflation.1 source
  3. Rising Russian crude prices and US sanctions pressure are driving India to source oil from the Middle East.1 source
  4. US Senate bills proposing tariffs up to 100% are being discussed in relation to India's macroeconomic stability.1 source
  5. India begins shifting away from Russian supplies following US sanctions and tariffs.1 source

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