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Published: 4 years ago | Country: Asia, Middle East, Saudi Arabia |  Topics: Energy, News | Comments: No Comments

Saudi Armcao to boost Chinese oil consumption through supply agreements

Saudi Aramco will sign five crude oil supply agreements with Chinese customers, it said in a statement on Wednesday, taking the volume of its 2019 China crude oil supply agreements to 1.67 million barrels per day.

Source: Reuters

 
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