Wall Street may have solved a nagging mystery in global oil markets as doomsday scenarios have yet to arrive - Fortune

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China has quietly emerged as the global oil market's stealthy swing consumer, potentially holding off doomsday a while longer.

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Wall Street may have solved a nagging mystery in global oil markets as doomsday scenarios have yet to arrive - Fortune

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