Trump's Stunning U-Turn on India After Trade Threats
Trump's dramatic shift from threatening India over China ties and Russian oil to declaring eternal friendship with Modi. Explore the diplomatic rollercoaster and its global implications.
Trump's dramatic shift from threatening India over China ties and Russian oil to declaring eternal friendship with Modi. Explore the diplomatic rollercoaster and its global implications.
Trump's dramatic shift from criticizing India's China pivot to affirming Modi friendship amid trade tensions. Explore the diplomatic rollercoaster and its implications for US-India relations.
Donald Trump first threatened India with tariffs over Russian oil, then declared eternal friendship with Modi. Explore the dramatic diplomatic shift and its implications.
Trump reverses stance on India after tariff threats, Modi strengthens ties with Putin and Xi at SCO summit. Key developments in US-India relations analyzed.
US President Donald Trump announces potential tariff reductions for India, linking decision to New Delhi halting Russian oil purchases. Read latest trade developments.
Donald Trump affirms strong US-India relations despite imposing 50% tariffs, including 25% on Russian oil purchases. Explore the diplomatic implications.
Trump reverses stance on India relations after claiming US lost India to China. Modi addresses tariffs while strengthening ties with Putin and Xi at SCO summit.
India initiates refilling its strategic petroleum reserves as global crude prices hover near multi-month lows, securing energy supplies ahead of expected price surges.
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India's top refiners plan dramatic reduction in Russian crude imports, exploring alternative suppliers amid changing global energy dynamics. Major shift expected from late November.
India dramatically reduces direct Russian crude purchases as US sanctions tighten payment mechanisms. Major refiners shift strategy while maintaining supplies through traders.
US sanctions on Russian oil tankers cause massive drop in shipments to India and China. Discover the global energy dilemma and whether markets can permanently ditch Russian crude.
India's Russian oil imports dropped by 16% in December 2023 as US sanctions disrupted payment mechanisms, forcing refiners to seek alternatives from Middle East suppliers.
OPEC makes strategic move to boost oil production by 137,000 barrels per day starting December, aiming to protect market share as US shale growth shows signs of slowing down.
China is rapidly filling its strategic petroleum reserves as global oil prices hit multi-month lows, raising questions about Beijing's energy strategy and market impact. Discover what this means for global energy markets.
Indian Oil Corporation confirms uninterrupted Russian oil purchases from non-sanctioned entities despite Trump's pressure, prioritizing national energy security and economic interests.
India's largest oil company continues Russian crude purchases through non-sanctioned traders, navigating Western pressure while securing energy needs.
India asserts its right to buy Russian oil based on economic needs and market dynamics, responding to recent US sanctions on Russian energy companies. The MEA emphasizes India's national interest comes first.
India initiates comprehensive assessment of US sanctions targeting Russian oil companies, evaluating potential impacts on energy supplies and economic partnerships.
India responds to US sanctions on Russian oil firms, defends energy imports as crucial for national interest. Trump praises India's strategic positioning.
India's leading refiners Indian Oil and MRPL are actively diversifying oil sources, turning to international spot markets as Russian supplies face payment and shipping challenges. Industry sources reveal strategic moves to secure alternative crude.
HPCL-Mittal Energy Ltd halts Russian crude imports due to payment complications, joining other Indian refiners facing similar challenges with Russian oil deals.
In a significant strategic shift, Nayara Energy, part-owned by steel magnate Lakshmi Mittal, has stopped purchasing Russian crude oil. This move comes as Western sanctions tighten and payment complications escalate.
HPCL-Mittal Energy Ltd suspends Russian oil imports after US sanctions target key shipping vessels, marking significant shift in India's energy procurement strategy.
HPCL-Mittal Energy Ltd, the joint venture between steel tycoon Lakshmi Mittal and Hindustan Petroleum, suspends all Russian crude purchases citing US sanctions. The move signals growing compliance challenges for Indian refiners.
A Russian crude oil carrier heading to India abruptly reversed course in the Baltic Sea, signaling potential disruption in global oil trade patterns after new Trump administration sanctions.
Indian Oil Corporation declares strict adherence to all global oil sanctions in crude procurement, ensuring uninterrupted energy supply while maintaining international compliance standards.
Discover how Russia's 'ghost fleet' of tankers and creative financial schemes are keeping its oil flowing to Asian markets despite Western sanctions. Mint explains the intricate shadow economy reshaping global energy trade.
New G7 sanctions targeting Russia's shadow oil fleet are set to disrupt global energy markets. Discover why these measures are different and how they'll impact oil prices worldwide.
India dramatically increases US oil purchases amid shifting global dynamics. Discover how Trump's policies, price arbitrage, and strategic diversification are transforming India's energy imports in October 2025.