China’s oil related commodities tumbled, fuel oil slumped 5.1%
China’s most-traded fuel oil futures contract on the Shanghai Futures Exchange, for May delivery, tumbled 5.1% to close at 2,606 yuan per tonne.
China’s most-traded fuel oil futures contract on the Shanghai Futures Exchange, for May delivery, tumbled 5.1% to close at 2,606 yuan per tonne.
Russia will only buy yuan to replenish the National Wealth Fund instead of other currencies, said Finance Minister Anton Siluanov on Tuesday.
China’s natural gas demand in 2023 is expected to rebound from 2022 levels on the back of a gradual reopening of the economy.