- India diversifies oil imports amid West Asia tensions and US tariff risks
- India secures oil supplies from Africa and Russia as a response to the ongoing crisis in West Asia, which is straining its supply chain.
India is widening its crude oil sources from several countries including Guyana, Libya, Gabon, and Equatorial Guinea.
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Updated Jun 29
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India is widening its crude oil sources from several countries including Guyana, Libya, Gabon, and Equatorial Guinea.
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India secures oil supplies from Africa and Russia as a response to the ongoing crisis in West Asia, which is straining its supply chain.Also in this story
- India is diversifying its oil imports, sourcing crude from Russia, Oman, Saudi Arabia, Brazil, and facing potential US tariff risks.
- Indian advisor expresses concerns over crude oil supplies following the West Asia conflict.
- Analysis of India's role as a swing supplier benefiting from geopolitical disruptions in global fuel supply markets.
- Nava Limited builds resource optionality across Africa amid ongoing supply chain crises linked to West Asia.
Within India diversifies oil imports amid West Asia tensions and US tariff risks
The entities involved
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Guyana
country in South America
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Libya
sovereign state in North Africa
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Gabon
country on the Atlantic coast of Central Africa