The new rules, which take effect immediately, include a presumption of denial for the export of nuclear goods to China’s largest nuclear power company, the state-backed China General Nuclear Power Continue Reading
Although the Chinese government has not yet gone so far in the ever-escalating trade war as to sanction United States oil, imports are drying up anyway as Chinese buyers shy Continue Reading
Chinese refiners are buying more and more very cheap heavy Canadian crude oil to make up for the dwindling supply of Venezuela’s heavy grades as China’s road construction sector—a key Continue Reading
Datong, a major coal-producing city in northern China’s Shanxi province, will establish “no-coal zones” in urban districts as part of its efforts to curb pollution, the provincial government said on Continue Reading
Crude oil imports by China’s independent refineries rose 2.8% on the month and 8.5% on the year to 7.26 million mt or 1.77 million b/d in September, driven by higher Continue Reading
Following the implementation of the 0.5% sulfur limit on marine fuels for all vessels in China’s Yangtze Delta Emission Control Area from October 1, demand for low sulphur marine gasoil Continue Reading
During the Cold War, China and the Soviet Union regarded one another as strategic adversaries. Relations between Beijing and Moscow, however, have significantly improved over the years. Besides political alignment, Continue Reading
A potential meeting this week between US Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and China’s Vice-Premier Liu He will not take place, according to a senior US official. Six in 10 Hongkongers Continue Reading
China has choked back on imports of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) from the United States, traders and analysts said, turning to the Middle East for extra supplies amid the two Continue Reading
Amid the ongoing trade war between the U.S. and China, it seems that Beijing may be getting the short end of the stick already. On Sunday, the People’s Bank of Continue Reading
