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India's crude imports rise 60% amid Hormuz crisis

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year-on-year in Q1
60%
in value
45%
of its crude
88%

India’s crude oil import bill surged 60% year-on-year in Q1 FY2024, driven by tight supply and elevated prices due to the West Asia crisis. Net oil and gas imports increased 45% in value, highlighting the economic impact on energy-dependent India, which relies on imports for 88% of its crude needs. ⚡

• Crude import volumes dipped slightly

• LNG imports also rose in value despite volume decline

• India remains a net exporter of petroleum products due to strong refining capacity.

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Sourcesnews.google.com

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