SINGAPORE: Trading in the Middle East crude market for August cargoes mostly wound up, with traders and refiners expecting a strong start for September barrels on the back of an improvement in refining profits in Asia.Participants are now awaiting announcements of the latest official selling prices (OSPs) to gauge the outlook for the September-loading market.Refining margins,
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