China posted a strong rebound in commodities imports in September, with iron ore, copper and coal seeing double-digit percentage growth from the previous month, although the gains were linked to opportunistic buying due to weak global prices.
Crude oil imports also rose a stronger-than-expected 13 percent in September from August, but analysts said the country may be boosting its strategic reserves given demand growth in the world's largest energy consumer remains subdued...............................................Full Article: Source
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