Oil pumping jacks in an oilfield in Tatarstan, Russia. Bloomberg News Russia could find new markets for about half of the crude exports that will be banned by the European Union from December, according to energy-data firm Kpler. Indonesia, Pakistan, Brazil, South Africa, Sri Lanka and some countries in the Middle East could together buy as much as 1 million barrels a day of crude from Russia in the coming winter, Kpler said in a research note. Russia’s oil industry, which accounts for roughly 10% of the global production and is a key source of revenue for the Kremlin, already faces significant sanctions after its invasion of Ukraine. EU members are still buying some of the country’s oil, but in December will ban most imports of Urals crude, followed by a prohibition on oil products in February. That could slash Russia’s oil output by nearly 2 million barrels a […]