China’s oil refiners receive additional export permits for gasoline, diesel and jet fuel this month, according to people familiar with the matter cited by multiple outlets. The change represents a relaxation of prior export restrictions that were imposed during the Iran war period. Bloomberg and the Financial Post both report that the new permissions allow refiners to ship larger volumes than under the earlier rules. The outlets do not specify the exact quantities approved, which companies receive the permits, or the duration of the increased permissions. The reports also do not provide detailed information on whether related limits, such as destination restrictions or licensing procedures, are changed alongside the higher permit approvals. Overall, the information indicates that China is easing constraints on refined fuel exports, potentially affecting global supply conditions for products like diesel and gasoline and influencing trading activity for refined oil products.