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China’s second batch of 2021 fuel export quotas by 73% on yr
China has cut export quotas for refined fuels by 73 % year-on-year in the second batch of quotas for 2021, as new taxes on imports of key blending fuels are set to boost sales of…
UPDATE 1-China slashes fuel export quotas by 73% following new taxes
China has cut export quotas for refined fuels by 73% year-on-year in the second issue for 2021, as new taxes on imports of key blending fuels are set to boost sales of domestically refined fuels.
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China weighs whether to abandon Covid zero-tolerance approach
“Even if you can lock down all the regions in China, people might still die, and more might die due to hunger,” a Yale University health economist says.
