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Oil
27 Apr 2023 | 09:15 UTC

Listen: China's uneven economic recovery and what it means for oil in Asia

Featuring Phil Vahn Neo Rong Wei Oceana Zhou
Commodity Oil
Length 17:07
Topic Coronavirus and Commodities

Featuring
Phil Vahn Neo Rong Wei Oceana Zhou
Commodity
Oil
Length
17:07
Topic
Coronavirus and Commodities

One of the largest crude importers globally, China had seen demand plummet amid the pandemic, although it has been showing signs of recovery – with better-than-expected economic growth and record-high production in Q1 2023.

S&P Global Commodity Insights Asia Oil Editor Neo Rong Wei discussed with Analyst Oceana Zhou and Asia Oil News Managing Editor Philip Vahn the outlook for oil in the region. On this episode of the Oil Markets podcast, we dive into what China's economic recovery means for the markets, and how Asia's outlook on oil may change amid a regional economic downturn.

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