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Majority Of India-Bound Ships 'Go Dark' In Hormuz Amid Iran Threat
Data from maritime intelligence firm Kpler shows that nearly 62% of tankers and cargo vessels sailing from the Persian Gulf to India turned off their transponders while crossing the strait.
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8 Indian Vessels Have Crossed Strait Of Hormuz, Among Highest In The World
Despite the blockade, India has emerged as one of the countries with the highest number of ships passing through this route. At least eight Indian vessels have passed through the Hormuz Strait since the conflict started.
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India Joins 60 Countries' Effort To Reopen Strait Of Hormuz
The Strait of Hormuz is critical to the world economy because 20% of global energy supplies pass through the narrow waterway.
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India Speeds Up Oil, LPG Import Deals Amid Middle East Supply Shock
India has fast-tracked signing of contracts to diversify import crude oil and LPG, industry sources told NDTV Thursday. Sources said contracts are being finalised after 'detailed negotiations on rates that suits India's economic interests'.
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From Ground To Aviation: Why Hormuz Disruption Is Making Every Fuel Pricier
The war in the Middle East is snarling one of the world's most critical energy arteries, and the ripple effects are global. The Strait of Hormuz, the narrow passage between Iran and Oman, normally carries about 20 million barrels of oil per day.
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Is This Trump's Hormuz Plan? Economist Warns India Could Be In The Crosshairs
Citigroup expects Brent crude to trade between 80 and 90 dollars per barrel in the near term if the conflict de escalates within one to two weeks.
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Strait Of Hormuz: When A Narrow Waterway Dictates India's Economic Weather
The crisis unfolding across the Middle East has pushed an old geographic truth back into the foreground: a thin blue channel, wedged between hostile shores, can rattle an entire economy thousands of kilometres away.
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Majority Of India-Bound Ships 'Go Dark' In Hormuz Amid Iran Threat
Data from maritime intelligence firm Kpler shows that nearly 62% of tankers and cargo vessels sailing from the Persian Gulf to India turned off their transponders while crossing the strait.
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8 Indian Vessels Have Crossed Strait Of Hormuz, Among Highest In The World
Despite the blockade, India has emerged as one of the countries with the highest number of ships passing through this route. At least eight Indian vessels have passed through the Hormuz Strait since the conflict started.
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India Joins 60 Countries' Effort To Reopen Strait Of Hormuz
The Strait of Hormuz is critical to the world economy because 20% of global energy supplies pass through the narrow waterway.
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India Speeds Up Oil, LPG Import Deals Amid Middle East Supply Shock
India has fast-tracked signing of contracts to diversify import crude oil and LPG, industry sources told NDTV Thursday. Sources said contracts are being finalised after 'detailed negotiations on rates that suits India's economic interests'.
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From Ground To Aviation: Why Hormuz Disruption Is Making Every Fuel Pricier
The war in the Middle East is snarling one of the world's most critical energy arteries, and the ripple effects are global. The Strait of Hormuz, the narrow passage between Iran and Oman, normally carries about 20 million barrels of oil per day.
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Is This Trump's Hormuz Plan? Economist Warns India Could Be In The Crosshairs
Citigroup expects Brent crude to trade between 80 and 90 dollars per barrel in the near term if the conflict de escalates within one to two weeks.
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Strait Of Hormuz: When A Narrow Waterway Dictates India's Economic Weather
The crisis unfolding across the Middle East has pushed an old geographic truth back into the foreground: a thin blue channel, wedged between hostile shores, can rattle an entire economy thousands of kilometres away.
