China has reportedly asked private refiners to maintain fuel output at all costs

China's directive to private refiners to maintain fuel output at all costs signals a strategic move to stabilize domestic energy supplies amid ongoing geopolitical tensions.

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This could reinforce demand for crude and refined products, impacting oil prices and potentially strengthening the yuan against other currencies such as the USD. Traders should watch for shifts in energy markets and the broader implications for commodities and currencies linked to energy dynamics.

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