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China’s Refined Product Exports to Fall 26% in Nov: OilChem

OIL PRODUCTS

Planned refined oil product exports from China are scheduled to be 2.73m mt in November, down 26% on October, according to OilChem citing shipping schedules.

  • The main factor driving the fall is a reduction in planned exports of gasoline and gasoil due to a scarcity of export quotas, OilChem said.• The expectation is that there will be no further export quotas in 2023, OilChem said.
  • Export profits are expected to be on a V-shaped trajectory: gasoline and gasoil profits are set to rise as production falls at refineries and supply is squeezed.
  • Among state owned refiners, China’s refined oil production is expected to fall around 10% on the month to 23.9m mt.


Source: OilChem

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