Will the Caspian purchase abate China's hunger for oil?

CNOOC and Sinopec try to stem the flow of oil imports with a $1.23 billion purchase in the Caspian sea.

China's increasing focus on obtaining reliable oil supplies, led CNOOC and China Petrochemicals, the parent company of Hong Kong-listed Sinopec, to spend $1.23 billion last week to each acquire half of a 16.33% stake British Gas (BG) held in the North Caspian Sea Project.

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