
Exploring Europe's shifting trade patterns amid the Russia-Ukraine war
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The war in Ukraine has created a new set of trade flows, as many buyers look to avoid Russian commodities. What are European buyers doing to replace Russian crude oil, and how have these changed flows upturned the markets?
In the latest Oil Markets podcast, London-based crude oil price reporters Luke Stuart, George Delaney, and Sam Angell discuss with Joel Hanley how oil from Brazil, Iraq, and the US is helping fill the gap.
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