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Oil Buyers Question Whether China Will Take Action to Restrain Prices Again

Bloomberg Markets Thursday 10 September 2026, 11:30 UTC By Rong Wei Neo 1 min read
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Slashing crude imports, as Beijing did in early in the war, may no longer be an option.

Slashing crude imports, as Beijing did in early in the war, may no longer be an option.
Beijing (LOCATION)
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