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India’s Russian Oil Share Rose Amid US Tariff Threats

India’s Russian Oil Share Rose Amid US Tariff Threats
In charts: How India’s Russian oil imports shifted amid US tariff flip-flops · livemint.com

India needed to make sure it had enough energy during a crisis caused by the West Asia war.

It bought oil from several countries, including Russia, Brazil, and Angola.

Russia became the biggest source in the period from March through July.

Russian oil made up 42% of India’s imports during that period.

Last year, Russia’s share was 32%.

This means India relied more heavily on Russian oil this year.

New tariff threats from the United States could make this dependence harder for India to manage.

The energy crisis in West Asia is still continuing.

Key facts

Russia’s share
42% of India’s oil imports during March-July
Previous share
32% during the same period last year
Other suppliers
Brazil and Angola recorded gains in India’s oil imports
Energy crisis
The shift occurred as India faced an energy crisis linked to the West Asia war
US action
Fresh tariff threats could put pressure on India
Continuing risk
The West Asia energy crisis is described as far from over

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