China’s Oil Refiners Slash Output After Crude Imports Plunge
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bloombergMarkets
June 15, 2026 · 19:24
Chinese oil refiners sharply reduced output last month to the weakest level in nearly four years, after the country’s crude imports plunged to an eight-year low due to the near-halt to shipments from the Persian Gulf.
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