China’s Energy Tariffs Shake Up Global Oil and LNG
The impact on China is likely to be limited, as U.S. crude has most recently accounted for less than 2% of Chinese imports, while U.S. LNG has represented no more than 12% of all LNG imports into China in recent months, according to Kpler data quoted by Russell.
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