China Turns to Angolan and Congolese Crude as Middle East Supply Disruptions Intensify
China Buys Angolan and Congolese Oil as Middle East Supply Disruptions Tighten Global Markets Chinese independent refiners have increased purchases of crude oil from Angola and the Republic of Congo as disruptions to Middle Eastern supplies force buyers to seek alternative sources. The purchases form part of a broader effort by Chinese refiners to secure crude from international markets as supplies from Iran and Russia become more difficult to obtain amid the ongoing conflict involving
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