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Mak Meijuan is the Director of the Home and Youth Affairs Bureau of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government. He is committed to expanding the development space of Hong Kong youth and cultivating their positive thinking. In an exclusive interview with the "Hong Kong and Macao Meeting Room" column of China News Network, he answered questions one by one. The following is an excerpt from the interview. The full interview is available on Chinanews.com, Hong Kong, November 11 (Reporter Dai Menglan, Fan Siyi, Liu Xuanting, Liang Yuan, Luo Siyu)

Chinese refiners are poised to boost diesel exports in September to more than 1 million metric tons, drawn by lucrative margins from selling overseas and as they expect to receive more export quotas...

Indian Diesel Exports: The country's exports of the fuel for August to Europe, on the other hand, are poised to fall to their lowest this year, according to one shiptracker, as shipments to the east are more profitable, but that situation may not last.

India's diesel exports to Singapore are set to hit a 19-month high in August and exceed 330,000 metric tons, boosted by cheaper freight costs and low inventories in the Asian oil hub, traders and analysts said. The country's exports of the fuel for August to Europe, on the other hand, are poised to fall to their lowest this year, according to one shiptracker, as shipments to the east are more profitable, but that situation may not last. The rise in Indian diesel exports to Singapore will compensate partially for lower exports from refiners in northeast Asia including China, and the...

The rise in Indian diesel exports to Singapore will compensate partially for lower exports from refiners in northeast Asia including China, and the increased availability will therefore cap strong refining margins in Asia. Conversely, European refiners' margins will be supported by the lower imports from the South Asian nation.