Indian refining companies are purchasing Russian oil in UAE dirhams and other alternative currencies to reduce their dependence on the dollar amid escalating geopolitical tensions and changes in US policy. This move aims to diversify financial operations and minimize risks associated with currency fluctuations. Experts believe this trend could lead to long-term changes in global energy trade. However, some analysts express concerns about potential consequences for global market stability.
India Reduces Dollar Dependence in Russian Oil Purchases
Indian refiners shift to alternative currencies for Russian oil purchases amid geopolitical shifts and US policy changes, potentially altering global energy trade.