China Lifts Fuel Export Curbs as Refiners Ramp Up Overseas Shipments

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Claim China Lifts Fuel Export Curbs as Refiners Ramp Up Overseas Shipments
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Generated 2026-07-08 07:30

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China has lifted restrictions on the exports of refined fuels, allowing state-owned refiners to resume shipments overseas this month, as well as one private refiner, Reuters reported today, citing unnamed sources. For the private refiner, a company majority owned by Rongsheng Petrochemical, this would be the first month of exports after a four-month pause. State-owned refiners were allowed to sell fuels abroad, even with restrictions. According to the Reuters sources, following the removal of the restrictions, Chinese refiners are planning to export…

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