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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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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…
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cryptobriefing.com
China's crude oil imports plunge to pandemic-era lows as Iran conflict chokes supply lines
China's crude oil imports fell 20% in April 2026 to 38.5 million metric tons, the lowest since mid-2022, as the Iran conflict closes the Strait of Hormuz.