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Russia ramps up January oil exports, India remains top buyer​

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An oil tanker and bulk carrier sail near the crude oil terminal Kozmino in Nakhodka Bay

The oil products tanker Nord and a bulk carrier sail near the crude oil terminal Kozmino in Nakhodka Bay near the port city of Nakhodka, Russia, December 4, 2022. REUTERS/Tatiana Meel
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MOSCOW, Jan 23 (Reuters) - Urals and KEBCO crude oil loadings from Russia's Baltic ports of Primorsk and Ust-Luga are set to rise by 50% this month from December as sellers try to meet strong demand in Asia and benefit from rising global energy prices, traders said and Reuters calculations showed.
Around 70% of January cargoes of Urals oil are heading to India, according to traders' data and Reuters calculations. India has been a top buyer of the Russian grade for several months now, filling the void left by EU buyers.
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In December India's oil imports jumped to a five-month record amid active buying of the Russian oil. China, which is seen as the second largest buyer of Urals in January, is also raising oil purchases in physical markets.
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Oil prices rose by around 1% on Monday to a seven-week high as the market expected economic recovery in top oil importer China this year.
Supplies of oil from Russia and Kazakhstan via Primorsk and Ust-Luga will reach 7.1 million tonnes in January for the highest level since 2019, loading plans show.

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On top of that, the ports will load 300,000 tonnes of crude to catch up after delays meant that December's export plan was not completed, Reuters sources said.
Russia loaded 4.7 million tonnes of Urals and KEBCO from Baltic ports in December, traders said and Refinitiv data showed.
Last year Kazakhstan changed the name of the oil it exports via Russian sea ports, from Urals to Kazakhstan Export Blend Crude Oil (KEBCO), dissociating it from oil originating in Russia to avoid sanction risks and issues with financing.


Around 70% of January cargoes of Urals oil are heading to India, according to traders' data and Reuters calculations. India has been a top buyer of the Russian grade for several months now, filling the void left by EU buyers.
 
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Pakistan was denied cheap Russian oil as it sells weapons and ammu to Ukraine.
 
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Good for Hindustan.

What about Bilawal's promise regarding cheap Russian oil?

Wrong.. the offer ended way before that..

And ammo for Ukraine is not any issue .its plain business.

In another thread you guys were defending Pakistani sale of ammo to Ukraine...
 
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Good for Hindustan.

What about Bilawal's promise regarding cheap Russian oil?



In another thread you guys were defending Pakistani sale of ammo to Ukraine...
Yes I do..I defended above as well.did you fail English comprehension
 
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Russia ramps up January oil exports, India remains top buyer​

Reuters

An oil tanker and bulk carrier sail near the crude oil terminal Kozmino in Nakhodka Bay

The oil products tanker Nord and a bulk carrier sail near the crude oil terminal Kozmino in Nakhodka Bay near the port city of Nakhodka, Russia, December 4, 2022. REUTERS/Tatiana Meel
MOSCOW, Jan 23 (Reuters) - Urals and KEBCO crude oil loadings from Russia's Baltic ports of Primorsk and Ust-Luga are set to rise by 50% this month from December as sellers try to meet strong demand in Asia and benefit from rising global energy prices, traders said and Reuters calculations showed.
Around 70% of January cargoes of Urals oil are heading to India, according to traders' data and Reuters calculations. India has been a top buyer of the Russian grade for several months now, filling the void left by EU buyers.
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In December India's oil imports jumped to a five-month record amid active buying of the Russian oil. China, which is seen as the second largest buyer of Urals in January, is also raising oil purchases in physical markets.
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Oil prices rose by around 1% on Monday to a seven-week high as the market expected economic recovery in top oil importer China this year.
Supplies of oil from Russia and Kazakhstan via Primorsk and Ust-Luga will reach 7.1 million tonnes in January for the highest level since 2019, loading plans show.

Latest Updates​

On top of that, the ports will load 300,000 tonnes of crude to catch up after delays meant that December's export plan was not completed, Reuters sources said.
Russia loaded 4.7 million tonnes of Urals and KEBCO from Baltic ports in December, traders said and Refinitiv data showed.
Last year Kazakhstan changed the name of the oil it exports via Russian sea ports, from Urals to Kazakhstan Export Blend Crude Oil (KEBCO), dissociating it from oil originating in Russia to avoid sanction risks and issues with financing.


Around 70% of January cargoes of Urals oil are heading to India, according to traders' data and Reuters calculations. India has been a top buyer of the Russian grade for several months now, filling the void left by EU buyers.
I think cash was the problem for Pakistan for not getting oil from russia .
 
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I think cash was the problem for Pakistan for not getting oil from russia .

Initially, Pakistan was seeking a similar agreement with Russia (as with India), but given that Pak is currently supplying arms to Ukraine, I doubt that Russia will make such an offer to Pakistan.
 
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Initially, Pakistan was seeking a similar agreement with Russia (as with India), but given that Pak is currently supplying arms to Ukraine, I doubt that Russia will make such an offer to Pakistan.
Russia has too many customers now after Biden declared $60 price cap with no sanction. Russia will prefer old customers to new ones as they would get the same price from everyone. India is a huge buyer and can gobble up whatever is being shipped through ships from western ports. They need customers for its pipeline shipments, ships are all booked in advance by China and India.
 
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