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China’s Oil Buying Pause Won’t Last Forever | OilPrice.com

China has been stabilizing global oil markets by drawing down massive inventories instead of aggressively importing crude, but that strategy may soon run out of room.

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How China is quietly calming global oil markets | The National

China cut oil imports from 11M to 9.3M bpd in April, holding Brent at $92 despite 10% of world supply blocked in the Gulf. Its 1.3B-barrel strategic reserve buys buffer, but a prolonged Hormuz closure will force re-entry as a buyer, spiking energy costs globally.

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giovedì 28 maggio 2026·energyintel.com
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venerdì 29 maggio 2026·axios.com
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Since the start of the Iran war, China has sharply cut the amount of oil it imports.

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