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The Next Oil Rally May Depend On China, Not The Middle East
Chinese refiners largely stopped competing for Middle Eastern crude during the Iran conflict, leaving more Gulf cargoes available to Europe, India, and the rest of Asia just as traders prepared for a supply shock.
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During the Iran conflict, Chinese refiners largely stopped competing for Middle Eastern crude, freeing up more Gulf cargoes for other markets. The freed cargoes were redirected to Europe, India, and the rest of Asia as traders anticipated a supply shock. This shift in supply dynamics is highlighted as a potential factor influencing the next oil rally.
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