Indian Oil Corp. bought a record share of its crude oil from the spot market in the April-June quarter after the US-Iran conflict upended supplies from the Middle East. The shift shows how geopolitical turmoil is forcing even the region’s biggest buyers to abandon long-established procurement strategies.
Indian Oil Corp. bought a record share of its crude oil from the spot market in the April-June quarter after the US-Iran conflict upended supplies from the Middle East. The shift shows how geopolitical turmoil is forcing even the region’s biggest buyers to abandon long-established procurement strategies.
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