China asks banks to pause new loans to US-sanctioned refiners, Bloomberg News reports - Reuters

<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMizgFBVV95cUxOWGJYLUVjYUUxelBEaEJxb3hQUjR1d3hsTEZyZC1OQV9tV3VKZG5OczBPNGctUXk3X3dSNVA3eVlsWEFFWFVXWS1HeHU2MXBTcllfcWVuSzNxT1VoY2RfREtiWGdVcTYxMzdYbjRjYkoxdFJYY3V3b29jbTRFbWhJd1FYVmZXdXBQc21JMjRpa1hDTGFFLTh1cDljNVdNXzAtSHZib0dtYTNzZjRFX2lnNHBON0JwcnZqLUZPUDd3bURlVzVYYzk5Q01qMk9fZw?oc=5" target="_blank">China asks banks to pause new loans to US-sanctioned refiners, Bloomberg News reports</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color="#6f6f6f">Reuters</font>

China's financial regulator has advised the country's largest lenders to temporarily suspend new loans to five refineries recently sanctioned by the U.S. over their ties to Iranian oil, according to Bloomberg News.

China's financial regulator has advised the country's largest banks to temporarily suspend new lending to five oil refineries recently sanctioned by the United States over their links to Iranian oil, according to Bloomberg.

China's financial regulator has advised the country's largest lenders to temporarily suspend new loans to five refineries recently sanctioned by the U.S. over their ties to Iranian oil, according to Bloomberg News.

China's financial regulator has advised the country's largest banks to temporarily suspend new loans to five refiners recently sanctioned by the U.S. over their ties to Iranian oil, according to people familiar with the matter.

China's financial regulator has advised the country's largest lenders to temporarily suspend new loans to five refineries recently sanctioned by the U.S. over their ties to Iranian oil, according to sources familiar with the matter.