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▪China, by reducing oil purchases in recent months, neutralized the impact of the Islamic Republic’s shock of the Strait of Hormuz being shut on the oil market, so that, in practice, by removing about five million barrels of oil from the global market per day, the oil price did not rise as much as expected.

▪Before the major war, China was the Islamic Republic’s largest economic ally and the buyer of about 90% of its oil exports.

▪China’s imports in Tir (July) were 8 million and 410 thousand barrels per day, which is 24 and 3.1% less than in Tir of last year. In Khordad (May), this figure fell to 7 million and 120 thousand barrels per day, the lowest level in nearly a decade.

▪The average for these two months was 4 million and 210 thousand barrels per day less than the three months before the war.