Asia's Energy Shift: Russia's Gain from Middle East War
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Asias energy-hungry nations, including the Philippines, South Korea, and Sri Lanka, are turning to Russian oil and naphtha due to US sanction waivers and the Middle East wars impact on supplies. Russia is benefiting from increased crude prices and loosened export limits, while refiners have limited options. South Korea must complete unloading and payments by April 11th, and Japan is considering Russian oil imports despite diplomatic tensions. As the conflict continues, Asia may increasingly rely on Russian energy supplies, reshaping global energy dynamics.
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