Reuters
25 Jun 2026, 08:49 UTC · 2h ago
China state refiners considering resuming Iran oil imports, sources say
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Reuters
25 Jun 2026, 08:49 UTC · 2h ago
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Falling domestic fuel demand in China is tempering refiners' interest in new oil purchases. — Weakening demand from the world's largest crude importer is a strong bearish signal for global oil prices.
-0.50China's state-owned refiners are considering resuming the purchase of Iranian oil. — Increased demand for Iranian crude could tighten global supply and signal a shift in trade dynamics despite sanctions.
+0.40Competing alternative oil supplies are reducing the incentive for Chinese refiners to return to Iranian oil. — Availability of alternative sources limits the price-pushing effect of a specific supply shift.
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