India Crude Import Bill Surges 46% to $90.6 Billion
India's crude import bill rose 46.3% to $90.6 billion as international benchmark Brent crude topped $110 per barrel, according to IndexBox.
India's crude oil import bill increased by 46.3% to reach $90.6 billion, driven by international energy prices as Brent crude surpassed $110 per barrel, according to data from IndexBox.
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The substantial rise in the import expenditure reflects heightened global pricing pressures during the period. Brent crude trading above the $110 threshold directly impacted the nation's energy acquisition costs.
Key facts
- India's crude import bill climbed 46.3%.
- Total import expenditure reached $90.6 billion.
- The surge coincided with Brent crude topping $110 per barrel.
- Data was published by IndexBox.
Source: news.google.com
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