... certainly do not offer discounts on their oil. The fact that India sometimes increases, then reduces its purchases of American oil can be explained by seasonal factors. "Currently, India is trying to boost petroleum production because the automotive season is beginning in the Northern Hemisphere. Delhi wants to meet the rising demand with additional petroleum supplies – and thus earn more. Therefore, in spring it traditionally starts buying more American oil, but in autumn it generally reduces purchases, because in winter motorists consume less fuel than in summer," concludes the FNEB expert. Source: Vzglyad

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