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China's fuel inventories hit over decade lows, raising concerns over comeback of export curbs
Source: reuters.com
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China's gasoline and diesel inventories have dropped to their lowest level in more than a decade, according to GL Consulting. The drawdown reflects surging fuel exports and a seasonal recovery in domestic demand, potentially tightening regional refined-product markets and supporting gasoline and diesel prices.
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