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China relaxes fuel export limits in August
A news report states that Beijing has begun, for the second consecutive month, easing restrictions on crude oil exports. The city permitted refineries to export approximately 2.7 million tons in August to markets outside Hong Kong and Macau. After implementing strict measures between March and June to secure domestic market supplies, China has gradually eased restrictions as global supplies have recovered. This has led to expectations that August exports could exceed 3.6 to 3.7 million tons, benefiting shipments to Hong Kong and international jet fuel, surpassing last year's average of 3.04 million tons.
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