EnergyEnergy: changes to oil or gas supply can affect Gulf export revenue and Kuwait fuel costs.
Russian crude shipments on G7 tankers could fall further as Greek operators chase better earnings elsewhere.
Russian crude exports fall on G7 tankers as Greek operators flee for better earnings
In simple terms
Russian crude exports on G7 tankers fell in October as Greek operators were drawn by strong earnings elsewhere and moved away from Black Sea conflicts, according to S&P Global Commodities at Sea(opens in a new tab) and Maritime Intelligence Risk Suite data.
Why it matters for the Gulf
- Russian crude exports on G7 tankers fell sharply in October.
- Greek operators are leaving for better earnings and avoiding Black Sea risks.
- Gulf shipowners could face more competition for tanker capacity.
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