2012 wrote:Now China, the largest exporter of US oil stops importing from there.
We know China is the most hungry country for oil, so I'm sure the US will feel this one.
The war continues... Let's see who will hurt the most.
http://www.worldstopexpo...oil-suppliers-to-china/
China’s Top Providers of Imported Crude Oil
Below are the top 15 countries that supplied 89.2% of the crude oil imported into China during 2017:
Russia: US$23.7 billion (14.6% of China’s total crude oil imports)
Saudi Arabia: $20.5 billion (12.6%)
Angola: $19.8 billion (12.2%)
Iraq: $13.8 billion (8.5%)
Oman: $12.2 billion (7.5%)
Iran: $11.9 billion (7.3%)
Brazil: $8.8 billion (5.4%)
Kuwait: $7.1 billion (4.4%)
Venezuela: $6.6 billion (4%)
United Arab Emirates: $4.1 billion (2.5%)
United Kingdom: $3.6 billion (2.2%)
Congo: $3.44 billion (2.1%)
Colombia: $3.37 billion (2.1%)
United States: $3.2 billion (2%)
Malaysia: $2.6 billion (1.6%)
Together, five of China’s leading crude petroleum suppliers (Russia, Saudi Arabia, Angola, Iraq plus Oman) represent over half (55.5%) of overall Chinese crude oil imports for 2017.
China’s top 10 crude petroleum providers supply about four-fifths (79.2%) of its imported crude oil.
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