Russia is set to ship record volumes of crude from its main western ports in June as refinery outages caused by Ukrainian drone attacks push more barrels into export channels. The move signals higher near-term crude availability on global markets, though it also reflects supply disruption from the war. The development is most relevant for oil pricing, export flows, and tanker logistics.
Russia is set to ship record volumes of crude from its main western ports in June as refinery outages caused by Ukrainian drone attacks push more barrels into export channels. The move signals higher near-term crude availability on global markets, though it also reflects supply disruption from the war. The development is most relevant for oil pricing, export flows, and tanker logistics.
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