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China granted independent refiners additional crude import quotas to maintain fuel production levels amidst disrupted supplies from the Persian Gulf.
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China has granted independent refiners additional crude import quotas to maintain fuel production levels. The move is aimed at helping Beijing cope with the impact of disrupted supplies from the Persian Gulf.
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- •China granted independent refiners additional crude import quotas to maintain fuel production.[1]confirmed
- •The quota increase is intended to help Beijing cope with disrupted supplies from the Persian Gulf.[1]confirmed
[1] Bloomberg Markets
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ChinaChina, Asia
35.86, 104.20IranIran, Middle East
32.43, 53.69Persian GulfInternational Waters, Middle East
26.00, 52.00Sources (2)
Bloomberg Marketswire· unknown1d ago
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China has granted independent refiners additional crude import quotas to maintain fuel production levels. The move is aimed at helping Beijing cope with the impact of disrupted supplies from the Persian Gulf.
- • China granted independent refiners additional crude import quotas to maintain fuel production.
- • The quota increase is intended to help Beijing cope with disrupted supplies from the Persian Gulf.