Oil prices are up 4% after China suspended fuel exports, according to a report. The suspension follows earlier reports of a halt on October exports of diesel, gasoline, and jet fuel, later extended indefinitely. Brent crude had earlier risen 5% to $103 per barrel.
Sentimentbearish 30
Bearish · 30 of 100
Impact70
medium · sector-wide
Confidence55%
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