India supplied about 60% of Europe’s diesel imports in August as shipments from Russia and the United States reportedly fell. The shift highlights changing trade flows in the global fuel market, with European buyers turning to Indian refineries to maintain supplies. Analysts say India’s growing role could increase its influence over regional pricing and availability. The trend also reflects sanctions, refinery disruptions, and tighter competition for refined products. Europe may continue relying on alternative suppliers if Russian and U.S. volumes remain.
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