A slowdown in China’s economic activity will be reflected in slower oil demand growth for the second half of this year, Deutsche Bank predicted in a report Friday. And the impact of a slowdown in China’s growth is likely to be greatest on China’s demand for diesel, Deutsche said in its weekly commodities report, “given its correlation to Industrial Production.” – iMarketNews
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