Largest Chinese LNG importer CNOOC sees shares drop after being added to US blacklist
Monday, 07 December 2020
Operators in the LNG business are assessing the possible impact of the US Defense Department’s blacklisting of China National Offshore Oil Corp., the nation’s largest LNG importer, to its list of alleged “Communist Chinese military companies”, causing CNOOC shares to drop and further raising US-China trade tensions.
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