Indian experts suggest that continued access to competitively priced Russian crude oil could help reduce raw material costs, potentially easing inflationary pressure and supporting economic growth.
Oil prices may grow even further if Hormuz issue not settled — Russian deputy premier
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Alexander Novak pointed out that the capacity to use oil stockpiles to stabilize the global market was nearly exhausted
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