India depends on Gulf exports for more than 80% of its crude oil and a very high percentage of its fertilizer and feedstock, and was recently forced to pay nearly twice pre‑crisis prices for urea.
India depends on Gulf exports and was forced to pay nearly twice pre‑crisis urea prices Gulf
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- India depends on Gulf exports for more than 80% of its crude oil and a very high percentage of its fertilizer and feedstock, and was recently forced to pay…
Dependant on Gulf exports for more than 80% of its crude oil and a very high percentage of its fertilizer and feedstock it was recently forced to pay nearly twice pre‑crisis prices for urea.
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