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China will buy more U.S. oil because it is a natural trade partner, says Energy Secretary Wright
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- China will ramp its crude oil imports from the United States because the world's two largest economies are natural trade partners when it comes to energy, Chris Wright told CNBC on Friday.
- China is the largest oil importer in the world and the U.S. is the biggest producer.
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China will ramp its crude oil imports from the United States because the world's two largest economies are natural trade partners when it comes to energy, Chris Wright told CNBC on Friday.
China is the largest oil importer in the world and the U.S. is the biggest producer. "There's a natural energy trade there," the U.S. energy secretary told CNBC's Brian Sullivan in an interview at Port Arthur, Texas.
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