China's Oil Demand Revival Spurs Price Spikes for African, Canadian and Latin American Crudes
A rebound in Chinese oil buying is driving up prices for African, Canadian and Latin American crudes, as disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz lead refiners to seek alternatives farther afield.
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