India’s Growth Machine Now Runs Through Two War Zones
Hormuz has exposed the price of an economy that imports 88 per cent of its crude while Washington conditions market access on where New Delhi buys the replacement.
Earlier in July, Indian refiners bought more Russian crude than they had in any previous month. The volume reached about 2.8 million barrels a day, more than half of all the oil entering the country,…
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