China is set to resume refined fuel exports in October following a temporary suspension during the Golden Week holiday, Reuters reported on Friday. This move aims to help ease tight global diesel, gasoline and jet fuel markets.
Two other industry sources said China has approved exports of around 3.7 million metric tons of the three fuels combined for October.
In September, Chinese refiners were expected to export slightly more than 4 million metric tons of gasoline, diesel, and jet fuel, Reuters reported early last month.
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