GOLDMAN: CHINA OIL IMPORTS LIKELY TO STAY WEAK Goldman Sachs expects China’s crude imports to remain subdued if oil prices stay elevated, limiting hopes for a sharp demand rebound. Chinese seaborne imports remain nearly 3 million barrels per day below normal seasonal levels. Goldman estimates every 1 million bpd change in Chinese imports can move Brent fair value by $4, with Middle East supply disruptions remaining the bigger upside risk.(彭博社)