India’s Venezuelan crude imports poised to stay strong despite earthquakes: sources
India's imports of Venezuelan crude oil are expected to remain strong despite recent earthquakes in June that did not affect loading operations. A total of 10.1 million barrels of Venezuelan crude were discharged at Indian ports in June, sustaining steady demand.
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