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What will happen if Russian oil gets banned? India’s plan B could help tackle supply risks despite US pressure
['Aastha Sharma']
News24
In July, India imported around 2.8 million barrels per day of Russian crude, accounting for nearly 55.5% of its total crude oil imports.
In June, Russian oil made up around 50% of India’s total crude imports.
The US is considering a 100% tariff on countries that continue to buy large amounts of Russian oil.
However, replacing such a large volume of Russian oil at short notice could be difficult.
Crude Oil Costs Could RiseOne major advantage of Russian crude has been the discount available to Indian refiners.