China Crude Buying Seen Languishing for Months as Demand Tumbles
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bloombergMarkets
June 5, 2026 · 00:06
China’s crude imports plunged in May to the lowest level in a decade and could languish for the coming months, as weaker demand, refinery cuts and limited exports help the world’s top buyer weather the impact of the Iran War.
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