Russian oil product exports from Black Sea port of Tuapse revised up to 1.27mln tons for April (vs 794k tons in prev. plan), according to traders cited by Reuters

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The upward revision of Russian oil product exports from Tuapse to 1.27 million tons for April significantly enhances supply expectations, which could weigh on global oil prices. This increase indicates a more robust recovery in Russian exports despite ongoing geopolitical tensions, possibly affecting prices in both the energy complex and related forex markets, particularly for currencies tied to oil economies.

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