China Crude Imports Fall to Decade Low as Hormuz Crisis Disrupts Middle East Supply Flows
China’s crude oil import volumes fell to their lowest level in a decade as escalating US-Iran tensions disrupted Persian Gulf shipping and the Strait of Hormuz, cutting off or delaying Middle East crude flows that China depends on for a substantial portion of its energy needs.
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