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2026-08-28
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2026-08-28
Federal Reserve data: For the week ending August 26, outstanding U.S. commercial paper increased by $6 billion on a seasonally adjusted basis; outstanding foreign commercial paper increased by $10.1 billion on an unadjusted basis; and outstanding com
Federal Reserve data: For the week ending August 26, outstanding U.S. commercial paper increased by $6 billion on a seasonally adjusted basis; outstanding foreign commercial paper increased by $10.1 billion on an unadjusted basis; and outstanding commercial paper increased by $17.8 billion on an unadjusted basis.
2026-08-28
Aramco has sold about 4 million barrels of Arab medium and heavy crude to Chinese refiners, with loading planned in September at a location outside the Strait of Hormuz, traders said. An earlier high-sulfur cargo to China is slated to load off Oman’s
Aramco has sold about 4 million barrels of Arab medium and heavy crude to Chinese refiners, with loading planned in September at a location outside the Strait of Hormuz, traders said. An earlier high-sulfur cargo to China is slated to load off Oman’s coast, potentially as soon as this month. After the Strait of Hormuz was effectively closed, Aramco has still moved large volumes from Yanbu via the Red Sea, but the Yanbu east–west pipeline currently carries only lighter grades, so heavier crudes are being routed through the Strait to enable exports. Vortexa analyst Emma Li said: "As long as transshipment can be completed outside the highest-risk areas, Chinese refiners are increasingly willing to take Middle East crude," and that the trend could restore traditional Middle East-to-China flows without Chinese vessels transiting dangerous waters such as the Strait of Hormuz.
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