China Net Gasoline Exports Remain Near Year High as Demand Slows

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China’s net exports of gasoline remained near the highest level in a year amid the nation’s weakest domestic oil demand in eight months.

Overseas sales of gasoline exceeded imports by 468,553 metric tons in April, according to data e-mailed by the General Administration of Customs in Beijing today. That’s equivalent to 132,360 barrels a day. In March, net gasoline exports were 506,110 tons, the most in a year.