Sinopec pins hope on Saudi oil
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To feed expanding refining capacities, China's Sinopec Corp. said on Tuesday it would buy about 1 million barrels of crude per day from Saudi Arabia next year, a volume nearly 30 percent above the current rate. The No.1 refiner... [read full story]
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