Urals crude tanker rates to India rise on weather and war-risk issues

Urals crude tanker rates to India rise on weather and war-risk issues Baird Maritime

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Urals crude tanker rates to India rise on weather and war-risk issues Baird Maritime

Source. Reporting by Newswire: Tanker & product shipping. This brief was written by the Trade Flow Insight desk from that reporting; facts and figures are attributed to the original publication.

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