China state refiners seek to resume fuel exports as domestic stockpiles surge

Apr 28, 2026, 2:56:43 PM UTC(20 hours ago)
Impact: Medium
China state refiners seek to resume fuel exports as domestic stockpiles surge

Affected Assets

  • Major Chinese oil companies including Sinopec and CNPC have applied for government permits to resume gasoline and diesel exports starting in May 2026
  • The move follows a strict export ban implemented on March 11 that halted all fuel cargoes not yet cleared by customs to prioritize domestic supply
  • Domestic fuel inventories at state-owned refineries have reached their highest levels in years due to unexpectedly weak demand and rising electric vehicle adoption
  • Global fuel export margins have risen significantly due to ongoing geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and supply constraints in the Strait of Hormuz
  • Market analysts expect the resumption of Chinese exports to provide much-needed relief to tight global diesel and jet fuel markets

Sources

CHINA POISED TO RESTART EXPORTING JET FUEL, DIESEL AND GASOLINE - FT
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