China is reportedly to extend the ban on fuel exports into April, according to sources cited by Reuters; small volumes could be exempt for nations that ask for assistance

  • The article adds that sources say the permitted amount of exemption could be 150k/MT or 300k/MT.
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China's decision to extend the ban on fuel exports into April, potentially exempting small volumes for requesting nations, indicates ongoing supply constraints in the global oil market. This move could support prices for WTI and Brent as it further tightens availability, particularly if the exemption amounts are limited. Traders should watch for subsequent reactions from major oil importers and any implications for inflation and overall commodity demand.

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