| Global Energy Statistical Yearbook 2011

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2010 CRUDE OIL GLOBAL TRADE

After two years of decline, crude oil imports rose by 2.1% in 2010. They were driven by Chinese imports, which rose dramatically (+18%) to meet strong demand and accounted for 80% of this increase.

Among net exporting regions, Latin America improved its position, doubling Brazilian exports and increasing Mexican exports by 20%. In CIS, surplus only increased by 0.6% due to a slight reduction in Russian exports of oil. The Middle East experienced a lowered surplus in trade of crude oil since exports decreased slightly during the year (-0.5%).

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2010 CRUDE OIL GLOBAL TRADE

After two years of decline, crude oil imports rose by 2.1% in 2010. They were driven by Chinese imports, which rose dramatically (+18%) to meet strong demand and accounted for 80% of this increase.

| Global Energy Statistical Yearbook 2011

2010 CRUDE OIL GLOBAL TRADE After two years of decline, crude oil imports rose by 2.1% in 2010. They were driven by Chinese imports, which rose dramatically (+18%) to meet strong demand and accounted for 80% of this increase.

2010 CRUDE OIL GLOBAL TRADE

After two years of decline, crude oil imports rose by 2.1% in 2010. They were driven by Chinese imports, which rose dramatically (+18%) to meet strong demand and accounted for 80% of this increase.