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Crude oil Prices, markets & analysis

At ICIS, our international team of experts follows the crude oil markets every day, ensuring readers are armed with the latest prices which they can use to help make business decisions.

Our in-depth pricing information is published in the daily China Crude Report, providing Chinese and international crude oil market participants with the latest Chinese crude oil price assessments and market commentary on factors driving prices.

Use ICIS information to:

  • Trade crude oil across the global market place
  • Understand the relative delivered values of crude grades to China
  • Read about factors driving the prices
  • Develop internal analytical models using our figures


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China’s stellar economic growth provides ample opportunities for price discovery and benchmarks.


China leads the world in terms of price discovery for commodities given the high level of imports and domestic trade.


In order to capture part of this amazing story, ICIS China through its brands Chemese and C1 energy, have a combined team of close to 200 analysts based in Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou delivering up to the minute deals and market information on over 50 different products, ranging from refinery operating rates, to gasoline, LPG, base-oils and petrochemicals.


CBI Consulting, another ICIS brand, provides in-depth consulting, market studies and analytics which cover a wide range of industries including metals, energy and petrochemicals.


Each of our brands, C1, Chemese, Papese and CBI Consulting, are established names both within and outside China as in-house experts are closely embedded in the market.


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Crude oil market information products from ICIS

We offer the following regional Crude oil coverage to keep you informed of factors and developments affecting prices in the China Crude oil market.

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