China’s crude imports fell to 39-month low, reflecting stock draws, weak refinery demand and a likely delay in the reporting of discharged cargoes over the National Day holidays. Deliveries to the independents were also poor as their operating environment has become more difficult with more regulatory scrutiny, in line with government efforts to reduce emissions. …
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