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China’s Return to the Energy Market Could Become the Next Global Price Shock | OilPrice.com

China’s reduced oil and LNG imports have helped stabilize global energy markets during the Iran war, as Beijing drew down inventories, cut refinery runs, and delayed spot purchases instead of competing aggressively for scarce cargoes.

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oilprice.comStai leggendo1 mesi fa

China’s Return to the Energy Market Could Become the Next Global Price Shock | OilPrice.com

China’s reduced oil and LNG imports have helped stabilize global energy markets during the Iran war, as Beijing drew down inventories, cut refinery runs, and delayed spot purchases instead of competing aggressively for…

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axios.com1 mesi fa

How China has kept a lid on global oil prices

Since the start of the Iran war, China has sharply cut the amount of oil it imports.

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  1. mercoledì 27 maggio 2026·oilprice.com

    China’s Return to the Energy Market Could Become the Next Global Price Shock | OilPrice.com

    China’s reduced oil and LNG imports have helped stabilize global energy markets during the Iran war, as Beijing drew down inventories, cut refinery runs, and delayed spot…

  2. venerdì 29 maggio 2026·axios.com

    How China has kept a lid on global oil prices

    Since the start of the Iran war, China has sharply cut the amount of oil it imports.