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10 Sept 2026, 06:23 UTC · 1d ago
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China is showing signs of resuming crude oil imports, with month-on-month rebounds of 22% in July and 6.2% in August. — A return to pre-war import levels by the world's largest oil buyer would increase global demand and put significant upward pressure on oil prices.
+0.60Brent crude prices have recently crossed the $100 per barrel threshold amid renewed hostilities between Iran and the U.S. in the Gulf. — Higher energy costs act as a tax on global growth and increase inflationary pressures across risk assets.
+0.40China maintains substantial strategic crude oil inventories of approximately 1.4 billion barrels, providing a cushion against supply shocks. — Large stockpiles reduce immediate panic buying and volatility, acting as a stabilizing force on global energy prices.
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Goldman Sachs warns that oil prices could reach $120 a barrel if shipping disruptions continue as the war persists. — The projection of further price increases signals potential continued headwinds for global economic growth.
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