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Reported Russian crude freight to India rose from about $20 to $30 or more per barrel, according to Reuters’ October 30 sources. That is roughly a 50% increase in the cited comparison—not a 50% increase in global shipping rates.

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Russia–India oil freight reaches about $30 a barrel: read the route, not a global rate

Reuters reports sharply higher Russian crude transport estimates to India. Vessel class, voyage, quote date and cost scope determine comparability.

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