CHINA DATA:July throughput likely to hit record high
Crude throughput at China’s domestic refineries is likely to hit another record high in July as the state-owned oil companies, which collectively account for 69% of the country’s refining capacity, have boosted their average utilization rate to a six-month-high of 83.6% this month from 80% in June, data collected by S&P Global Platts showed July 24.
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