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China's balancing act : Implications for its oil products market
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Chinese economy is slowly rebalancing away from an investment-led growth towards consumption-led growth. This has profound implications for its oil market fundamentals in terms of changing demand pattern, slowdown in refinery investments and structural change in product exports. In addition, this is also posing several challenges to Chinese refiners.
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