China is expected to recommence the export of diesel, gasoline and jet fuel as of May, FT reports; a source adds they are looking to do so primarily to Asian nations with low stockpiles
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China's planned resumption of diesel, gasoline, and jet fuel exports, focusing on Asian countries with low stockpiles, signals a strategic move to address regional supply constraints. This could ease upward pressure on fuel prices, particularly given the ongoing concerns about global energy supplies, and may shift market dynamics in the commodities space as demand pathways adjust.
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