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Glencore wins processing contract for Germany's Wilhelmshaven oil refinery

Brazil fuel subsidies to cost around 6.8 billion reais ($1.3 B) a month, minister says

South Korea extends fuel tax cuts by two months to end-September

India's surging refined product exports ease Asia fuel crisis

India has been buying Russian crude and ramping up exports of refined products to help offset lower shipments from refineries in the Middle East and Russia.

Russia reroutes Siberian fuel to shield Moscow from shortages

The fuel crunch has been felt in varying degrees across Russia's 11 time zones since May, when Ukraine stepped up attacks on oil refineries in an attempt to undermine Russian war efforts.

Opinion: Forget crude—war pushes refiners to the brink

While crude supplies have partially recovered, the system that converts crude into fuels is still struggling after months of disruption from conflicts in Russia and the Middle East.

What is China's next surprise for oil markets? Lower imports, higher fuel exports?

China has a strong track record of lowering crude imports in response to higher prices and boosting arrivals when they decline.

India says no plan now to raise ethanol mix in gasoline from 20%

The 20% ethanol-blended petrol, called E20, became the only fuel sold at India's 90,000 petrol pumps at the end of last year, causing uproar among motorists in the world's third-largest car market.

U.S. refiner margins hit new records as fuel shortage concerns grow

U.S. refiners have been the biggest beneficiaries of the Iran war as international buyers have clamored for their supplies, pushing the country's fuel exports to record highs. As a result, however, domestic fuel stockpiles have dropped and lifted fuel prices sharply.

Russia seeks more gasoline from India after Ukraine attacks refineries

India is the biggest buyer of Russian seaborne crude oil, making Moscow's bid to secure Indian gasoline an unusual reversal in the countries' energy trade relationship, highlighting the extent of the disruption caused by the Ukrainian attacks.