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China's Surging Appetite Drives Global Oil Demand Upward, OPEC Disputes Negative Sentiment
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China's increased interest in fossil fuels drives global oil demand up, with China contributing to the increase of 2.4 million barrels per day. OPEC disputes negative oil market sentiment, attributing falling prices to financial sector speculators. The IEA warns of higher oil prices if OPEC+ continues to restrain crude production.
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