China is set to resume refined-fuel exports following a brief holiday-period halt, Reuters reported on 9 October, citing four traders. Two other industry participants put approved October shipments at about 3.7 million tonnes. Government ministries had not immediately commented. This is a material update to Piplix’s existing export-suspension story; approval should not be confused with completed shipments or guaranteed delivery to buyers.

China is set to resume refined fuel exports in October after a temporary pause during the Golden Week holiday, with about 3.7 million metric tons of gasoline, diesel and jet fuel approved for shipment. The move could ease global fuel shortages slightly, although Middle East supplySupplyHow much sellers are willing to offer at a given price. More eager sellers can lean on price.Read More disruptions continue to pressure markets.