Will India Face The Heat While Importing Crude From Russia?

What would happen next as the G7 countries have agreed to impose a Russian oil price cap? How will it impact India?
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Until now, India has had a gala time as it has been importing crude oil from Russia at a discounted rate since February 2022. But what would happen next as the G7 countries have agreed to impose a price cap on Russian oil? Will India still benefit from the move, or will it feel the heat? Let’s find out.

What’s Happening?

Ever since the Russia-Ukraine conflict began, western countries have been against Russia. They came up with quite a few strategies to break Russia’s economy, and they did succeed to some extent.

During the same time, crude oil was soaring to new highs. Russia came up with an offer that they were willing to export crude oil at a discounted price. India saw this as a fair deal and agreed to import oil from Russia.undefined

Everything was fine until the G7 countries imposed a price cap on Russian oil. The goal behind this move is to find a way to reduce Russia’s crude oil revenue, which is funding the war against Ukraine. 

Here Comes The Plot Twist!

These G7 countries that have imposed a cap on Russian oil include Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United Kingdom, and the United States.undefined

As you can see, apart from Italy, none of the other G7 countries imports oil from Russia in the first place. Moreover, Russia has said it will stop selling oil to countries that set price caps! If countries already importing oil from Russia agree to set the price cap, Russia will stop selling oil to them. And they will probably miss out on the discounts Russia has been offering.

So there is no reason for them to join hands with G7 countries.

India and China’s Voting Power

Since February 2022, Russian oil has somehow found its way into the Indian and Chinese refineries. Unless these two major importers don’t agree on a price cap, there will be significantly less impact on Russian oil.

What’s Next?

This move will not affect the relationship between oil importing countries and Russia until all the oil importing countries agree to accept the price caps imposed by G7 countries on Russian oil.

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