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Higher oil prices threaten China's independent refiners

Rising oil prices are putting pressure on independent Chinese refiners. Higher input costs may weaken margins and affect refinery operations.

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Refiner stress could affect Chinese fuel supply, demand for crude and regional energy markets.

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