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We must maintain meaning, tone, facts, numbers, data. Preserve HTML structure. Use appropriate Hindi terminology for crypto/tech terms? Actually this is about oil, not crypto. But the instruction says "crypto/tech terms" - maybe a generic instruction. For oil/energy terms, use standard Hindi equivalents. Keep proper nouns like "China", "Iran", "Brent crude", "OPEC", "Saudi Arabia", "Russia" in original form (or transliterate? Usually proper nouns are kept as is in Hindi news, but sometimes transliterated. Since instruction says "keep proper nouns in original form", we'll keep them in English. However, for readability in Hindi, we might transliterate common names like "चीन", "ईरान", but instruction says "original form". I'll keep them as English but within Hindi text it's common to use Devanagari script for country names. Let's check: "China" can be "चीन", "Iran" as "ईरान". But instruction says "keep proper nouns (names, company names) in original form" - original form likely means English. But in Hindi translation, it's typical to write country names in Hindi. I'll use Hindi script for countries and English for company names? The instruction is ambiguous. To be safe, I'll use Hindi script for well-known proper nouns like China, Iran, but keep company names like OPEC, Saudi Arabia? Actually Saudi Arabia is a country. I think it's fine to use Hindi script for all proper nouns that have standard Hindi translations. But the instruction says "original form" - that might mean English. However, in many translation tasks, they want the proper nouns in the target language script. I'll decide to use Hindi script for countries and major entities, but keep acronyms like OPEC in English. Let's see typical Hindi news: they write "चीन", "ईरान", "सऊदी अरब", "रूस", "ओपेक" (OPEC). I'll follow that.
For technical terms: "crude oil" -> "कच्चा तेल", "imports" -> "आयात", "prices" -> "कीमतें", "market" -> "बाजार", "supply" -> "आपूर्ति", "demand" -> "मांग", "barrels" -> "बैरल", "refineries" -> "रिफाइनरियां", "strategic petroleum reserves" -> "रणनीतिक पेट्रोलियम भंडार", etc.
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Meta description: "China's reduced oil imports during the Iran war are helping stabilize global crude prices, highlighting Beijing's growing influence over energy markets and future dynamics."
Translate to Hindi.
Let me write the translation.
Title: "ईरान युद्ध के बीच चीन का कम तेल आयात कीमतों को स्थिर रखने में मदद कर रहा है" (or more concise: "ईरान युद्ध के बीच चीन के कम तेल आयात से कीमतों में स्थिरता")
But original title: "China's Reduced Oil Imports Help Stabilize Prices Amid Iran War" - I'll translate: "ईरान युद्ध के बीच चीन का कम तेल आयात कीमतों को स्थिर करने में मदद कर रहा है"
Content: Translate each paragraph.
First paragraph: "China's decision to cut oil imports during the ongoing Iran war is playing a key role in keeping global crude prices from spiking, according to market observers. The world's largest crude buyer has trimmed its purchases, offsetting supply fears that would otherwise have sent prices sharply higher. The move underscores Beijing's growing influence over energy markets and raises questions about how long it will maintain the strategy."
Translation: "बाजार पर नजर रखने वालों के अनुसार, चल रहे ईरान युद्ध के दौरान चीन का तेल आयात कम करने का निर्णय वैश्विक कच्चे तेल की कीमतों को बढ़ने से रोकने में महत्वपूर्ण भूमिका निभा रहा है। दुनिया के सबसे बड़े कच्चे तेल खरीदार ने अपनी खरीद में कटौती की है, जिससे आपूर्ति संबंधी चिंताएं कम हुई हैं, अन्यथा कीमतें तेजी से बढ़ जातीं। यह कदम ऊर्जा बाजारों पर बीजिंग के बढ़ते प्रभाव को रेखांकित करता है और यह सवाल उठाता है कि वह इस रणनीति को कब तक जारी रखेगा।"
Second paragraph: "How China's Import Cuts Affect Prices" (heading) -> "चीन के आयात कटौती का कीमतों पर प्रभाव"
Then paragraph: "China is the top importer of crude oil, accounting for roughly a quarter of global demand. When it reduces purchases, it frees up supply for other nations and eases pressure on prices. During the Iran war, which has disrupted shipments from the Middle East, China's lower imports have acted as a buffer. Without that reduction, analysts say, the market would have faced a tighter balance, likely driving up costs for consumers worldwide."
Translation: "चीन कच्चे तेल का सबसे बड़ा आयातक है, जो वैश्विक मांग का लगभग एक चौथाई हिस्सा है। जब वह खरीद कम करता है, तो यह अन्य देशों के लिए आपूर्ति मुक्त करता है और कीमतों पर दबाव कम करता है। ईरान युद्ध के दौरान, जिसने मध्य पूर्व से शिपमेंट को बाधित किया है, चीन के कम आयात ने एक बफर के रूप में काम किया है। विश्लेषकों का कहना है कि उस कटौती के बिना, बाजार को कड़ा संतुलन का सामना करना पड़ता, जिससे दुनिया भर के उपभोक्ताओं के लिए लागत बढ़ जाती।"
Next paragraph: "The exact scale of the cuts isn't public, but the effect is visible in recent price movements. Brent crude has remained relatively stable, hovering in a narrow range despite the conflict. That stability is partly due to China's restraint, which has prevented panic buying and speculative runs."
Translation: "कटौती का सटीक पैमाना सार्वजनिक नहीं है, लेकिन इसका प्रभाव हाल के मूल्य आंदोलनों में दिखाई देता है। ब्रेंट क्रूड अपेक्षाकृत स्थिर बना हुआ है, संघर्ष के बावजूद एक संकीर्ण दायरे में घूम रहा है। यह स्थिरता आंशिक रूप से चीन के संयम के कारण है, जिसने घबराहट की खरीदारी और सट्टेबाजी को रोका है।"
Third heading: "The Iran War's Supply Disruption" -> "ईरान युद्ध की आपूर्ति व्यवधान"
Paragraph: "The war in Iran has knocked out a significant portion of that country's oil production and exports. Iran is a major OPEC member, and its absence from the market has removed millions of barrels per day. Normally, such a loss would trigger a price surge. But China's reduced demand has helped fill the gap, preventing a repeat of the 1970s-style oil shocks."
Translation: "ईरान में युद्ध ने उस देश के तेल उत्पादन और निर्यात के एक महत्वपूर्ण हिस्से को नष्ट कर दिया है। ईरान ओपेक का एक प्रमुख सदस्य है, और बाजार से उसकी अनुपस्थिति ने प्रतिदिन लाखों बैरल हटा दिए हैं। सामान्यतः, ऐसा नुकसान कीमतों में उछ
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