Indian refiners snap up crude months ahead as wars upend supply

Indian refiners are buying crude oil months in advance due to ongoing wars disrupting global supply chains. This move is a precautionary measure to ensure a stable supply of oil, as conflicts in key regions threaten to further reduce already tight global oil supplies. As a result, Indian refiners are securing their crude needs ahead of time to mitigate potential risks and maintain operations. This strategy may have implications for global oil prices, potentially leading to increased costs for consumers.

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The Indian refiners are preparing for potential supply disruptions, which may lead to increased demand for their products. However, this may also lead to increased costs and volatility in the market.

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