As Asian crude import mix evolves, how relevant are OPEC's cuts still?
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OPEC's kingpin Saudi Arabia has slashed its crude output by a further 1 million b/d in July, bringing the alliance's total cuts to 4.7 million b/d in the month, or about 5% of global capacity. But with Asia's crude import mix evolving since the Russia-Ukraine conflict, S&P Global Commodity Insights' Asia Oil Editor Neo Rong Wei spoke with Asia Oil News Managing Editor Philip Vahn and China Analyst Oceana Zhou about the impacts of these cuts, as well as factors affecting Asia's crude demand.
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