Sinopec will process 121 million tonnes of crude oil in the second half of the year.
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Fifteen of the 25 analysts polled by International Business Times expect Iran’s sanctions to drive oil prices up.
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China’s and Japan’s Economic Exclusive Zones (EEZ) in the area overlap and about 40.000 square kilometers of ocean territory is in dispute.
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UNIPEC. the trading arm of Asia´s biggest refiner Sinopec is one of the largest buyers of U.S. oil.
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Ethanol fuel will also be developed in a measured way in part to consume excess grain stock.
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The Trump administration will offer 11 million barrels of crude from its reserves.
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The US'.s growing trade dispute with China and spats with other trading partners are likely to dampen demand growth.
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In U.S. oil markets. a decline in commercial crude inventories provided WTI with stronger support than Brent.
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Saudi Arabia might be seeking to expand its oil production by building an oil port in Yemen’s al-Mahra governorate.
Read More »China Switches to Iranian Tankers to Import Iran`s Oil
Iran is keen to keep its single biggest oil customer—China—when U.S. sanctions on Iranian oil exports kick in later this year.
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