Reuters
03 Jul 2026, 11:10 UTC · 1h ago
Chinese independent refiners snap up discounted Mideast oil as supplies rise
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Reuters
03 Jul 2026, 11:10 UTC · 1h ago
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Chinese independent refiners are increasing purchases of low-priced, non-sanctioned Middle Eastern oil. — Increased buying based on 'low prices' indicates a bearish outlook on immediate oil valuation and suggests a surplus in the market.
-0.40Traders are attempting to clear a surge in oil supply directed toward China. — A 'surge in supply' typically puts downward pressure on global crude prices due to oversupply dynamics.
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