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China's Crude Demand Starts to Recover

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Published:
Fri, Feb 3, 2023
Author
Freddie Yap, Singapore
Editor
Andrew Kelly
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Sakarin Sawasdinaka/Shutterstock

China's crude demand is recovering, boosted by rising refinery throughput, healthy domestic gasoline demand and the rebuilding of crude inventories.

Topics:
Oil Demand, Crude Oil, Refining, Oil Spot Markets
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