Russian Oil Exports Fall by One-Third

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Energy Intelligence estimates that Russian oil export flows have fallen by at least one-third — or some 2.5 million barrels per day — this week as a result of financial and shipping sanctions, combined with a general reluctance among buyers to risk taking Russian cargoes.

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Oil Trade, Oil Prices, Crude Oil, Oil Products, Oil Spot Markets, Sanctions, Military Conflict, Ukraine Crisis
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