China State owned refiners have begun applying for government permits that would allow them to resume fuel exports in May, Bloomberg reports

This development indicates a potential increase in global fuel supply, as state-owned refiners in China are preparing to resume exports.

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If these permits are granted, it could exert downward pressure on fuel prices, impacting inflation expectations and the broader commodity market. Traders should consider the implications for demand dynamics and potential shifts in trade flows, particularly in relation to crude oil and refined products.

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