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Posted November 20, 2024What’s driving decreasing gasoline consumption in China? ›
Note: We define apparent demand as refinery production plus imports minus exports.
Gasoline consumption in China has begun to fall in recent months amid increased sales of electric vehicles, slow economic growth, and population decline.
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