EconomyChina’s crude imports are rising again. What could that mean for oil prices?
China is showing early signs of increasing crude imports after months of subdued buying during the US-Israel war on Iran, potentially weakening a buffer that has limited the rise in global oil prices. Analysts do not expect a rapid return to pre-war levels, as high crude prices could squeeze refinery margins and existing stockpiles remain sufficient for several months.
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South China Morning Post★★★★☆2026-09-18 13:30Original
China’s crude imports are rising again. What could that mean for oil prices?
Economy