Markets Saudi crude oil supply to China to rise to about 49.5 million barrels in January, sources say The allocation volume is the highest since October Published December 9, 2025 Updated December 9, 2025 10:58am Save Saved 1 min Comments By Reuters Add BRecorder as a trusted source on Google SINGAPORE: Saudi Arabia’s crude oil exports to China are set to rise to about 49.5 million barrels in January after the kingdom slashed its official selling prices to Asia, sources said on Tuesday. The allocation volume is the highest since October. China Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabia’s crude oil exports Comments Comments are closed for this article. More Stories FBR extends tax return filing deadline to October 15 Govt cuts petrol price by Re0.14, diesel by Rs1.89 per litre Iran says it receives US response to latest proposal as Washington pulls out of Iraq PSX: buying at bourse, KSE-100 settles with modest gains Passengers overcame co-pilot who tried to crash flydubai flight, Netanyahu says Barrick seeks security improvements before full construction of Reko Diq Pakistan will defend Saudi Arabia in any conflict, says Khawaja Asif Oil prices rise on stalled US-Iran talks and tight fuel markets ‘Lifecycle completed’: Honda Atlas discontinues BR-V production in Pakistan FBR uncovers Rs9.41bn wealth statement fraud, registers money laundering case 3 Pakistanis among 5 crew killed in operation to recover hijacked vessel MT Honour 25: FO Browse all stories
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