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China’s Crude Stockpile Gives Oil Market a Sanctions Safety Net
China’s accelerated crude stock builds in 2025 may come in handy at the end of this year as global oil flows are being redirected again in the wake of the U.S. sanctions on Russia’s top oil firms. China, the biggest buyer of Russian crude, has a cushion to soften the blow from the sanctions, although it’s unlikely it would halt its imports from Russia. But the stockpiles in China, estimated at between 1.2 billion and 1.3 billion barrels in st…
The price of oil in London has remained close to $65 per barrel. Oil company executives are not worried about the increase in demand.
Future oil prices will depend on three factors: Opep+ decisions, China’s grabbing of reserves and the impact of sanctions
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