International Oil Prices Fall on Geopolitical Tensions as China's Fuel Market Pressured

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According to Jin Lian Chuang, as of July 27, international crude oil prices have faced increased downward pressure in recent days due to geopolitical tensions and short-term market sentiment, with risks of potential black swan events remaining unresolved. China's domestic fuel market fundamentals remain weak, with major refineries facing higher sales pressure as the month nears its end and prices retreating from elevated levels. Unresolved tensions over strait control and regional nuclear concerns continue to keep geopolitical risks elevated.
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