Russia's Seaborne oil product exports reportedly +0.9% M/M in March, according to sources

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This slight month-on-month increase in Russia's seaborne oil product exports may suggest a stabilization in supply amidst ongoing geopolitical tensions. While a 0.9% rise is modest, it reflects continued resilience in export dynamics, potentially impacting global oil prices and influencing the sentiment around WTI and other related commodities. Traders should monitor how this aligns with broader trends in production and international sanctions.

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