US Energy Secretary Chris Wright said on Friday he believes China will become a bigger buyer of US crude oil after the interruption of global energy
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Chris Wright expects China to increase US oil purchases amid Iran conflict
China will buy more U.S. oil because it is a natural trade partner, says Energy Secretary Wright
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