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China To Ramp Up Fuel Exports By 15% MoM In May

OIL PRODUCTS

Chinese refiners are planning 2.63mn tons of fuel exports in May, up by 15% from April according to Oilchem.

  • This includes 1.12mn tons of gasoline, 442k tons of diesel and 1.07mn tons of kerosene.
  • Gasoline exports are anticipated to rise by 51% month on month in May, as refiners are expected to maximize gasoline output from May due to higher profits for gasoline instead of gasoil ahead of this summer’s driving season. Refiners count on demand from the US as imports are still likely to be required.
  • The extend to which Asian refiners can change production yields between light distillates is estimated at 3-5% on average.

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