World’s Largest Refiner Says China’s Oil Demand “Very Likely Peaked Last Year” One of the most understated stories of 2026, and the reason why oil (and gas) aren’t trading at persistently nosebleed levels (ignore diesel for the time being), has been China’s unexpectedly weak oil demand. And while there has been much speculation surrounding the reason for this chronically weak oil demand, ranging from an accelerated – and offsetting – SPR drain, to a dramatic economic slowdown behind the scenes (or even in front of the scenes based on the latest dismal economic data), today for the first time we… — Continue at ZeroHedge News : Read More
