China lifts July fuel export restrictions for July — Reuters
China has lifted refined fuel export restrictions for July and allowed a private refiner to resume shipments after a four-month pause, Reuters reported on Wednesday, as the world’s biggest refiner returns toward normal after disruptions from the Iran war.
Zhejiang Petrochemical Co., majority owned by Rongsheng Petrochemical, has been permitted to export fuel in July after it halted exports for more than three months.
Two of the sources said it remains unclear if the lifting of export curbs will continue in August.
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