China’s fuel oil exports rose 55% month-on-month in June, hitting the highest level so far in 2026, according to customs data. The surge appears focused on marine fuel bunkering, suggesting stronger outbound supply activity into shipping demand. While notable, the move is likely more incremental for broad markets unless sustained or tied to policy/price shifts.
China’s fuel oil exports rose 55% month-on-month in June, hitting the highest level so far in 2026, according to customs data. The surge appears focused on marine fuel bunkering, suggesting stronger outbound supply activity into shipping demand. While notable, the move is likely more incremental for broad markets unless sustained or tied to policy/price shifts.
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