China Cancels Some Fuel Shipments for October Export to Prioritize Domestic Supply
Chinese fuel exporters have canceled some oil-product cargoes slated for export in October, as Asia’s top consumer prioritizes domestic supply during an extended period of upheaval in global energy markets.
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