Episode 26: Understanding China's Discrepancy Between Real vs Reported Fuels Demand Post-COVID

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Episode 26: Understanding China's Discrepancy Between Real vs Reported Fuels Demand Post-COVID

Energy Analyst Talk

8 minutes 16 seconds

5 years ago

Episode 26: Understanding China's Discrepancy Between Real vs Reported Fuels Demand Post-COVID

The risk of COVID resurgence, flooding and geopolitics pressure China’s economic recovery. In this context, ESAI analyst Yao Wu discussed China’s demand for transport fuels and trade in the next few months, and how we understand and make adjustments to reported demand.

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