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China has the power to bail out the diesel market. Will it use it? | Mint (opens the original)
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This is a Mint Premium article gifted to you.Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. China helped keep a lid on global oil prices this year when it cut crude imports. In theory, it also has the power to cool high diesel prices and potentially even avert the need for a messy U.S. diesel export ban. But the odds that China will bail out the fuel market today look lower than they were back in 2022—the last time it stepped in to cool sky-high diesel prices. China has an enormous refining network and is
Saudi Arabia Has Another Option to Get Its Oil Out | Mint (opens the original)
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Militants have taken out what has arguably become the most important oil pipeline in the world. A way to ferry crude through the Strait of Hormuz, along with Saudi Arabia’s track record of fixing damaged infrastructure quickly, are now the best hope to cool oil prices. Saudi Arabia was forced to shut down its East-West pipeline in recent days after it suffered a drone attack launched from Iraq, which is home to militants aligned with Iran. The pipeline has been a crucial shock absorber for the o
Hermès has big watchmaking ambitions. The cult of the Birkin is getting in the way. | Mint (opens the original)
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This is a Mint Premium article gifted to you.Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. Nothing says “I only bought this to get a Birkin” like an Hermès watch. At least that is a perception the French brand is fighting as it tries to be taken seriously as a maker of high-end mechanical watches. Trends in the secondhand market show why that will be challenging. Hermès’s watch unit has been one of its fastest-growing divisions in recent years and has almost tripled in size since 2019. Although sales were
How China went from dream customer to a nightmare for big oil | Mint (opens the original)
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This is a Mint Premium article gifted to you.Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. China is more in control of its oil consumption than anyone realized. That will unsettle oil bosses. During one of the worst energy crises in history, brought on by the Iran war, the crude market’s top customer cut imports by 40%. China’s need for oil has turned out to be pretty discretionary, which gives Beijing sway over where oil prices head next. “We tend to joke among ourselves that China is the OPEC of oil dem
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