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05 de novembro de 2026 às 23:51Fato · trecho publicado por Bloomberg
China’s state-run refiners are expected to reduce diesel exports this month because of tight inventories, although they could relax those curbs should domestic demand soften, according to Energy Aspects.Notícia de terceiros selecionada e classificada automaticamente pela MTX. O título e o trecho são do veículo de origem; a MTX não reproduz a matéria.
Economia· Ações
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Renováveis· Transição energética
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Mercados· Ações
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Mercados· Inteligência artificial
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