Oil and gas traders are likely to seek waivers from Beijing over tariffs that the Chinese government plans to impose on U.S.

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Chinas planned tariffs on U.S. crude oil and liquefied natural gas (LNG), set to take effect on February 10, are expected to ...

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Since the adjustment of domestic refined oil product prices in mainland China on January 16, 2025, oil prices in the ...

ET Net News Agency, 5 February 2025] BofA raised the target price for PetroChina (00857) to HKD8 from HKD7.8 and maintained the "buy" rating. The research house said it raises FY ...

Since the adjustment of domestic refined oil product prices in mainland China on January 16, 2025, oil prices in the ...

Traders are seeking waivers from the Chinese government to avoid paying tariffs on US crude oil shipments already underway to China.

We think this also implies that the integrated peer PetroChina should also be hit due to sluggish demand for refining products. Nonetheless, we think PetroChina and Sinopec should benefit from ...

Arrow Energy, a joint venture of Shell plc and PetroChina, signed a contract with Silver City Drilling for work in Surat ...