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    20 Million Barrels Vanished. China Kept the Price From Exploding.

    Up to 20 million barrels a day vanished at the April peak. Prices never exploded — because Beijing stopped buying and lived off a 1.2-billion-barrel stockpile.

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    • Hormuz carried about 20% of global crude and refined products before closure.
    • Up to 20 million barrels a day were removed at the April 2026 peak.
    • China drew roughly 41 million barrels from inventories in June, per IEA July report.
    • China held about 1.2 billion barrels in crude stockpile.
    • No confirmed size of China's total import cut or exact Middle East export loss.
    • No confirmed explanation for how Chinese demand was met without disruption.
    • Whether customs and inventory data confirm a sustained import swing or a one-month draw.
    • Whether price stability holds if Hormuz remains constrained and stockpiles thin.

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Tokoh

  • Xi JinpingGeneral Secretary of the Chinese Communist Party since 2012 (born 1953)

Tempat

  • China
  • Iran
  • Strait of Hormuz

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