The country imported 49.98 million metric tons of crude, down just 2.8% from a year earlier, as major supply disruptions from plunging Gulf output had yet to reach the country
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China’s crude oil imports edged down slightly in March, even as conflict-driven supply disruptions in the Middle East triggered a record monthly drop in output from major producers, as reduced refinery activity at home damped import demand.
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