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EPISODE · Sep 12, 2026 · 8 MIN

Why China's Oil Demand Is Driving Global Prices

from Energy Economics with Fexingo: Oil Prices, Renewables, and the Cost of Power · host Fexingo

Crude oil has just completed a dramatic roundtrip back to one hundred dollars per barrel, with Brent touching one hundred and nine dollars. But this rally isn't about supply cuts or geopolitical panic in the Middle East. It is about demand. We look at how Chinese industrial activity and strategic reserve buying are quietly reshaping the global energy market, pushing prices higher while natural gas remains depressed. With inflation data showing core consumer prices still sticky, understanding the driver behind today's energy spike is critical for investors watching the broader economic picture. #OilPrices #ChinaDemand #EnergyEconomics #BrentCrude #WTI #GlobalMarkets #FexingoBusiness #BusinessPodcast #Commodities #Inflation #IndustrialOutput #StrategicReserves #EnergyTransition #Macroeconomics #LucasAndLuna #MarketAnalysis #SupplyAndDemand #Geopolitics Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo

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