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China Eases Order for Teapot Refiners to Keep Fuel Output High | OilPrice.com
China has allowed some independent refiners to reduce processing rates amid mounting losses as Chinese crude and fuel stockpiles remain comfortably high despite the Middle East crisis.
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oilprice.com
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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China Eases Order for Teapot Refiners to Keep Fuel Output High | OilPrice.com
China has allowed some independent refiners to reduce processing rates amid mounting losses as Chinese crude and fuel stockpiles remain comfortably high despite the Middle East…
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China Draws Down Billion-Barrel Stockpile as Iran War Cuts Imports in Half | OilPrice.com
China's crude oil imports fell to 6.36 million barrels per day in May as the Middle East war cut supply — but a billion-barrel stockpile is keeping the market in check for now.
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Iranian, Russian Crude Premiums Slide as China Pulls Back on Imports | OilPrice.com
Iranian Light crude has flipped to a discount versus ICE Brent for the first time in two months as China’s teapot refiners pull back on imports amid mounting losses and high…
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energyintel.com
Oil Supply Shock Starts Testing China's Demand Resiliency
The world's largest oil importer has managed the Mideast supply crisis remarkably well so far, but cracks in its oil demand may be emerging — particularly in the feedstock-short…