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- + Oil falls as economic jitters dampen demand outlook—Crude oil prices fell on Tuesday as investors lowered their demand growth expectations due to the ongoing trade war between the United States and Chin...
- + China’s crude oil storage surged in March, reversing earlier draw—Chinas refineries processed the most oil in a year in March, but the volume of crude being added to inventories still rose to the highest in nearly th...
- + India’s Q2 oil demand outlook robust, but tariffs keep product exporters on edge—India will likely see robust growth in oil product demand in the second quarter, led by wedding season, summer holiday travel and agricultural activit...
- + Survival of the fittest: European refiners jostle to outlast closures—For years, European refiners have been preparing for a cull. Now, as the first shutdowns have begun, investors are betting on which sites can survive,...
- + Investors worry Big Oil could reduce share buybacks as crude prices slump—When Exxon Mobil XOM and Chevron CVX report first-quarter results this week, investors will be focused on how falling oil prices have increased the ri...
- + Oil forecasts slashed amid fear of ‘impending global economic slowdown’—Oil price forecasts are tumbling as analysts hike their bets on weaker demand in the remainder of 2025 linked to U.S. trade tariffs, and a prevailing ...
- + Investors fear Big Oil could cut share buybacks as crude prices slump—When Exxon Mobil (XOM.N), and Chevron (CVX.N), report first-quarter results this week, investors will be focused on how falling oil prices have increa...
- + Middle East Benchmarks fall; Dubai hits 7-week low—Middle East crude benchmarks fell on Monday, with spot premium of Dubai sliding to the lowest in over seven weeks amid expectations of OPEC+ raising s...
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- + US LNG supplies to Europe will continue to grow, says US Energy Secretary—Supplies of liquefied natural gas (LNG) from the United States to Europe will continue to grow, U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright told Reuters on Mon...
- + India boosts buying of Russia’s ESPO oil in April as Chinese demand eases—India increased purchases of ESPO Blend oil from Russia in April to the highest level since August 2024 amid weaker demand from Chinese companies, acc...
- + South Korean firms seek LNG cargo for June delivery—South Korean firms Korea Midland Power Co (KOMIPO), Korea Southern Power Co (KOSPO) and SK subsidiary PRISM Energy International have issued a tender ...
- + China’s bonded bunker fuel imports grow in March – JLC—China imported a total of 665,800 mt of bonded bunker fuel last month, marking a significant surge of 73.7% from the same period last year, JLC report...
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- + China downplays impact of Trump tariffs on economic recovery—Chinese policymakers on Monday sought to assuage concerns the broad U.S. tariffs could derail efforts to shore up a fragile economic recovery, even as...
- + Trump’s low pain threshold limits economic damage—Donald Trump has shown he has a low pain threshold. The U.S. president seems happy to bully those he considers weak. He does not seem so relaxed when ...
- + The trade war’s wave of retail shortages will hit U.S. consumers in stages. Here’s when—Warnings of empty store shelves have been in the headlines as multiple press reports indicate that CEOs of America’s top retail stores told President ...
- + ECB consensus builds for June rate cut but no appetite for big move, sources say—European Central Bank policymakers are becoming increasingly confident about cutting interest rates in June as inflation continues its march lower, bu...
- + What could work in a rewired global economy look like?—It’s about more than learning how to screw in little screws. The hard reset of global trade relations initiated by the US is aimed, at least in large ...
- + China to allow overseas investors access to more sectors—China’s state regulator and planning council published a new version of its negative list that relaxes barriers to entering the world’s second-largest...
- + India’s March industrial output misses expectations but rebounds from 6-month low—Indias industrial output in March missed economists expectations amid a quicker data release and slower mining activity, but rebounded from a six-mont...
- + US House Republicans wrestle with Trump tax cuts, Medicaid needs—Republicans in the U.S. Congress turn in earnest this week to their biggest challenge of Donald Trumps presidency: trying to bridge internal divisions...
- + Euro zone grew modestly in Q1 but faces tough future, ECB VP says—The euro zone economy likely grew at a modest pace in the first quarter of the year but risks have intensified amid exceptional uncertainty that could...
- + ECB faces complex meeting in June, Dutch c.bank governor Knot says in FD report—The European Central Banks next policy meeting will be complex, as policymakers need to balance the uncertainty around inflation risks from U.S. tarif...
- + World Bank expects six Western Balkan economies to grow 3.2% collectively in 2025—Economic growth in the six Western Balkans countries is projected to moderately slow in 2025 due to weaker external demand and global economic uncerta...
- + U.S. tariffs will cause demand shock to Singapore economy: MAS—U.S. tariffs will have multiplier effects that will generate a broader negative income and demand shock to the Singapore economy, the Monetary Authori...
- + Bessent does not back up Trump on China tariff discussions—U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on Sunday did not back President Donald Trumps assertion that tariff talks with China were under way and said he...
- + South Korea rules out tariff deal with US before June 3 snap election—A senior South Korean government official ruled out on Monday that Seoul would agree to a trade package with Washington by the time the country holds ...
- + Risk of global economic recession surges on US tariff shockwaves—Risks are high that the global economy will slip into recession this year, according to a majority of economists in a Reuters poll, in which scores sa...
- + China holds off on new stimulus, shows composure in US trade war—China has advanced this years stimulus plans but is holding off on fresh measures as it tries to maintain composure, betting on Washington blinking fi...
- + Euro zone economy facing dark future, ECB policymakers warn—A trade war with the United States could extinguish the euro zones fledgling recovery and the bloc could struggle under tariffs, uncertainty and wanin...
- + US Policy Shock Reframes Global Risk Environment—Macroeconomic assumptions have been upended and the global credit risk environment has been reframed as a result of a much more aggressive US protecti...
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