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Asia's refined fuel imports hit post-war low, can the Middle East help?

Asia's refined fuel imports hit post-war low, can the Middle East help?
Source: Economic Times - Banking & Finance

Asia’s refined-fuel imports fell to their lowest level since the Iran conflict began, with August shipments of light and middle distillates dropping to 5.10 million barrels per day. Disrupted Middle East and Russian supplies have pushed Singapore gasoil prices and refinery margins sharply higher, intensifying pressure on Asian fuel markets.

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