Can China continue stabilising global oil markets after the Iran conflict?
China has played a significant role in stabilising global oil markets during the recent Iran conflict. By drawing on more than one billion barrels of oil reserves, reducing imports, and accelerating the adoption of electric vehicles, Beijing helped limit pressure on global crude prices despite major supply disruptions. The report explains how China built its massive oil stockpiles, how EV adoption is reducing oil demand, and what the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz could mean for global energy markets. It also explores the International Energy Agency's warning that oil supply could outpace demand in the coming years.
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