China crude oil imports rise 1.5 percent in February
|According to the latest data published by the Customs General Administration in Beijing, the country’s crude oil imports for the month of February rose 1.5 percent y/y to 32.26 million tons.
In January, China's crude oil imports rose 20 percent y/y in January to 40.6 million tons, up from 33.7 million tons in December 2017.
Crude oil imports from:
The US stands at 237,020 barrels per day or 909 thousand tons.
Russia grows by 17.8 percent y/y to 1.32 million barrels per day or 5,052 thousand tons.
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