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Russia's Baltic and Black Sea ports reportedly loaded an average of 2mln BPD of crude oil in the first week of April, up from 1.9mln BPD in March

The reported increase in crude oil loading from Russia's Baltic and Black Sea ports signals a potential uptick in supply, which could weigh on oil prices.

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This rise from 1.9 million barrels per day to 2 million may suggest a response to either higher demand or adjustments in production strategy, influencing both WTI and Brent prices as market sentiment assesses the balance between supply and geopolitical risks.

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