印度从伊拉克尼日利亚和阿联酋石油进口增加

据能源世界网1月13日新德里报道，印度从伊拉克、尼日利亚和阿拉伯联合酋长国（阿联酋）的石油进口在2019年11月比一年前同期有所增加。

自去年年中以来，印度从伊拉克，尼日利亚和美国的石油进口在2019-20财年的前八个月（4月至11月）与前一年的同期相比，大幅增加。

与前一年同期相比，去年11月印度从伊拉克的石油进口增加了25％，达到472万吨。 总体而言，在20财年的前八个月中，印度从伊拉克的石油进口增长了10.25％，达到3344万吨。伊拉克已取代沙特阿拉伯，成为18财年印度最大的石油供应国。

与一年前同期相比，印度在2019年11月从沙特阿拉伯的石油进口量小幅下降至427万吨。总体而言，与一年前同期相比，20财年的前八个月中，从沙特阿拉伯进口的石油略有增加，至2797万吨。

与一年前同期相比，2019年11月从尼日利亚进口的石油增加了59％，达到208万吨。 总体而言，20财年头八个月从尼日利亚进口的石油与一年前同期相比增加到1225万吨。

印度20财年头八个月的总体石油进口小幅下降了100万吨至1.5亿吨。

郝芬 译自 能源世界网

原文如下：

India’s oil imports from Iraq, Nigeria and UAE increase in Nov 2019

India’s oil imports from Iraq, Nigeria, and United Arab Emirates (UAE) increased in November 2019 as compared to the corresponding month a year ago.

With Iranian crude out bounds for India since the middle of last year, the country’s oil imports from Iraq, Nigeria, and the United States (USA) have increased sizeably during the first eight months (April-November) of financial year 2019-20 (FY20) as compared to the corresponding period a year ago.

India’s oil im ports from Iraq increased 25 per cent to 4.72 mt in November last year, as compared to the year-ago period. Overall, India’s oil im ports from Iraq increased 10.25 per cent to 33.44 mt in the first eight mo nths of FY20. Iraq had replac ed Saudi Arabia to become the largest oil supplier to India in FY18.

India’s oil imports from Saudi Arabia in the month of November 2019 declined marginally to 4.27 mt, as compared to the year-ago period. Overall, oil imports from Saudi Arabia increased marginally to 27.97 mt in the first eight months of FY20, as compared the corresponding period a year ago.

Oil imports from Nigeria increased 59 per cent to 2.08 mt in November 2019, as compared to the year-ago period. Overall, oil imports from Nigeria in the first eight months of FY20 increased to 12.25 mt, as compared to the corresponding period a year ago. The country replaced Iran to become the third-largest crude oil supplier to India in FY20.

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