Chinese refinery run rates fell by 10% on the month in August, contributing to persistent bearishness on oil markets even as supply disruptions in the U.S. and Libya helped the benchmarks start the week with gains. ING analysts Warren Patterson and Ewa Manthey wrote in a note earlier today that August processing rates at Chinese refineries averaged 12.6 million barrels daily, which besides being a tenth lower than July rates, was also down by 17.5% on the year. At the same time, these rates suggest... Читать дальше...