Asian countries, including Japan, are shifting their focus to crude oil supplies from Canada due to uncertainties surrounding the availability of oil through the Strait of Hormuz. This change comes as regional tensions impact oil supply routes.
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Japan increases imports of Canadian crude amid supply concerns from the Strait of Hormuz
Japan and other Asian nations are turning to Canadian crude oil as concerns grow over the reliability of supplies from the Strait of Hormuz. This shift reflects the ongoing impact of regional tensions on oil availability.
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Japan turns to Canadian crude as Asia feels Hormuz supply pinch
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Japan increases imports of Canadian crude amid supply concerns from the Strait of Hormuz