Australian buyers of gasoline are increasingly looking for cargoes from alternate sources as the availability of barrels from traditional sources, such as South Korea, dry up, while domestic demand begins to recover amid easing restrictions. The move comes as Australia — who imports more than 60% of its gasoline and gasoil requirements — is starting …
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