India Bars Commercial Fuel Buys at Retail Stations, Limits Diesel Purchases for 90 Days
India barred commercial consumers from buying gasoline and diesel at retail fuel stations and imposed daily limits on diesel purchases, part of a 90-day curb aimed at preventing local shortages.
The restrictions follow strains at state-owned fuel retailers, which struggled to cope with demand, and come as the war in the Middle East disrupts global supply chains and chokes crude-oil supplies.
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@businessIndia has imposed restrictions on diesel sales for 90 days after state-owned fuel retailers struggled to cope with demand even as the conflict in the Middle East is choking crude oil supplies
@reutersbizIndia has barred commercial consumers from buying gasoline and diesel from retail fuel stations and imposed limits on daily diesel purchases to prevent local shortages, amid disruptions to global supply chains due to the war in the Middle E
@reutersIndia has barred commercial consumers from buying gasoline and diesel from retail fuel stations and imposed limits on daily diesel purchases to prevent local shortages, amid disruptions to global supply chains due to the war in the Middle E