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Oil gains as EU commits to partial Russian crude ban

India is becoming a huge buyer of Russian oil, snapping up crude cargoes that are going unwanted by European importers (Reuters) — India is becoming a huge buyer of Russian oil, snapping up crude cargoes that are going unwanted by European importers **(Reuters)**

3 min read . Updated: 31 May 2022, 05:00 PM IST Joe Wallace, The Wall Street Journal

US stock futures edged down at the end of a volatile trading month

A pledge among European Union leaders to curb oil purchases from Russia lifted crude prices, while U.S. stock futures fell, reigniting volatility in the markets during the last trading session of the month.

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