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bloomberglinea.com | Weilun Soon |Rakesh Sharma |Andrey Rudakov
Bloomberg — Han aparecido petroleros sancionados por EE.UU. en la compleja cadena de suministro marítimo que transporta petróleo ruso a la India, lo que plantea interrogantes sobre la postura de la nación asiática hacia los flujos justo cuando las importaciones alcanzan un récord. La semana pasada, cerca de 1 millón de barriles de crudo Sokol del Lejano Oriente ruso fueron entregados a una refinería india.
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bloomberg.com | Weilun Soon |Rakesh Sharma
Viktor Titov, a US-sanctioned tanker (marked in white) recently transfered its Russian crude cargo to Night Glory (blue), which then moved those barrels to Cordelia Moon (orange). This third tanker then delivered them to India last week. (Bloomberg) -- US-sanctioned tankers have emerged in the complex maritime supply chain that ferries Russian oil to India, raising questions about the Asian nation’s stance toward the flows just as imports hit a record.
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1 week ago |
flipboard.com | Weilun Soon |Rakesh Sharma
3 hours ago Donald Trump Jr. Says Getting ‘Debanked, De-Insured, De-Everything’ Orange-Pilled Him The eldest son of U.S. President Donald Trump said his family’s interest in crypto was, at least at first, “a product of necessity.” 1 hour ago Arms deals: India moves away from Russia; Pakistan from the U.S. While India effectively utilised many of its indigenous defence systems during Operation Sindoor, it also relied on weapons built in collaboration … 7 hours ago Meet man who is ‘richer’ than...
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bloomberg.com | Rakesh Sharma |Pratik Parija
Commuters in traffic along a flooded street after heavy rain showers in Mumbai, on May 26. (Bloomberg) -- India maintained its April forecast of ample monsoon rains this year, spurring optimism that farmers in the world’s most populous nation will potentially harvest bumper crops.
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insurancejournal.com | Mary Hui |Rakesh Sharma
The southwest monsoon’s early arrival in India this year is good news for crops, but exactly when, where, and how much rain will fall over the next few months are still difficult questions to answer. To help solve that dilemma, India is hoping that a new weather model can significantly help boost its capabilities by forecasting at a resolution of roughly 6 kilometers (3.7 miles), doubling the level of detail previously possible.
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