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As Iran war drags on, China keeps tight grip on fuel exports despite eased curbs
China has lifted refined fuel export restrictions amid high global oil prices and ample reserves but introduced compliance requirements for refiners to safeguard domestic stockpiles. The move reflects a cautious approach as the interim truce between Washington and Tehran collapses, prompting Beijing to tighten control over fuel exports.
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