September marked a significant high in India's crude oil imports, mainly spurred by boosted supplies from Gulf nations. The reintroduction of Iraqi and Kuwaiti crude has notably changed the dynamics of India's import sources, ensuring better supply availabili…
India’s crude oil imports rose to a 2026-high of 5.26 million barrels per day in September as Gulf supplies surged, with Iraq becoming the country’s second-largest supplier after Russia. Increased flows through the Strait of Hormuz have offered Indian refiner…
The US has waived sanctions on Iranian oil sales for 60 days, potentially boosting global oil supplies and lowering prices amidst increased demand. Indian refiners are expected to cautiously resume imports, considering trade feasibility and payment mechanisms.



China and India are among those ramping up imports of Brazilian crude amid Strait of Hormuz disruptions.

India maintains steady Russian crude imports, ensuring stable oil supply despite global uncertainties and geopolitical tensions.
India's edible oil imports increased by 3 per cent in the last fiscal year owing significant to a boost from duty-free shipments from Nepal. Nepal's edible oil exports to India more than doubled. India relies heavily on foreign supplies for edible oils.
India's palm oil imports plummeted 27% in April to a one-year low, driven by sluggish institutional demand and a reduced price advantage over rival oils. This decline could impact global palm oil futures, while imports of soyoil and sunflower oil saw signific…