Mumbai, Sept. 15 -- OPEC stated in a latest monthly update that in China, infrastructure-related fiscal spending is anticipated to remain stable, supported by fiscal stimulus. Beyond infrastructure spending, the Chinese government has also been very active in financing routine expenditures, including education, healthcare and public-sector wages. These measures are expected to support household consumption indirectly by easing pressure on disposable household income in the near term. A report showed that road traffic in major cities of China rose by 5.2% points in the week to 27 August. All of these point to robust product demand going forward. With ongoing healthy petrochemical feedstock requirements and demand for transportation fuels exp...