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India-China buyers club: How two biggest importers are manoeuvring to cut OPEC to size
The old power structure of world oil markets could be on the verge of a potentially far-reaching shift. India and China, the two biggest importers of crude oil, have neared a deal to set up a buyers' bloc that may tilt bargaining power in importers' favour. Ankit Saproo explains.
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