Russian seaborne fuel oil exports from the main Black Sea and Baltic ports fell by 43 percent in October from the previous month, shipping inspector Petrak said. Fuel oil exports from the four leading ports in the former Soviet territories fell to 306,789 tons in October, compared with 542,071 tons in September.
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