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    Ending ties with Russia's Rosneft, Trafigura sells Nayara stake to Hara Capital Sarl

    The deal size was not disclosed in the official statement. People involved in the transaction said Hara, a wholly owned subsidiary of Italian energy investment company, Mareterra Group Holding, paid $165.9 million or the book value of the stake, based on disclosures in Trafigura's last annual report.

    Plans afoot to raise Russian energy sector investments

    The critical issue of India's interest to secure energy assets in Russia was the key item on the agenda when foreign minister S Jaishankar met his Russian counterpart Sergey Lavrov in Moscow on Tuesday.

    Russia is running out of oil customers

    Even without direct sanctions on its energy industry Russia will lose around one million barrels per day (bpd) in oil exports, according to analyst Jarand Rystad, head of Rystad Energy, from the 10.5 million bpd it sold last year. That is despite the scarcity of global supplies sending prices soaring.

    Casualties of Ukraine-Russia war: Indian industry feels the heat

    Higher crude oil prices and a weaker currency will make it difficult for the RBI to keep interest rates low and support growth. The rupee has already lost 1.33% of its value in 2022 and is among the worst-performing currencies in emerging markets.

    No challenge in selling from Russian oilfields, says ONGC

    Oil prices rallied to $119 per barrel on Thursday on fears that Russian supplies will be disrupted by the volley of Western sanctions that are aimed at non-energy sectors. Cautious financiers, insurers, and traders are steering away from Russian oil cargoes. "As of now, we have not faced any issues (in selling crude)," ONGC said.

    Russian banks' exclusion from SWIFT to hurt Indian oil companies

    State-run ONGC, Oil India, Indian Oil, and BPCL have investments in multiple Russian oil and gas fields, with some fields permitting stakeholders to sell their share of equity oil while others offering just the dividend.

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