China's crude oil exports will rise only slightly in the fourth quarter from the third quarter if oil prices remain high, potentially easing the upward pressure on benchmark crude prices, Goldman Sachs says. China's crude oil imports rose for the second consecutive month in August as refiners turned to additional non-Middle Eastern supply and boosted overseas fuel shipments amid eased export restrictions. China imported 8.93 million bpd of crude oil in August, up by 6.2% compared to July, and further recovering from the decade-low seen in June,…

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