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As of 10/23/24 9:45am. Last new 9/14/24 2:04pm.
- + The Commodities Feed: Chinese oil import quota increased—Energy – China increases oil import quota Oil prices finished yesterday stronger on the back of little fresh developments. ICE Brent settled almost 2....
- + Oil slips on higher US crude stocks; market watches Middle East—Oil prices fell on Wednesday after industry data showed U.S. crude inventories swelled more than expected, though crude futures were still up about 3%...
- + Europe avoids gas price volatility in Q3 despite supply uncertainty: ACER—Europe avoided severe gas price volatility in the third quarter of 2024 despite the re-emergence of supply uncertainties, European regulatory body ACE...
- + API shows rise in US crude, drop in fuel stocks last week, market sources say—U.S. crude oil stocks rose last week while gasoline and distillates fell, market sources said, citing American Petroleum Institute figures on Tuesday....
- + As US Permian crude turns lighter, it risks losing favor with refiners—Companies drilling for the crude that turned the U.S. into the worlds top oil producer face an unexpected dilemma: their West Texas Midland crude is g...
- + Four new petroleum liquids pipelines have been completed in the United States since 2023—Since 2023, pipeline companies have completed four new petroleum liquids pipeline projects in the United States—three crude oil pipeline projects and ...
- + Asian gasoil prices may rise on lower Oct South Korea exports amid refinery run rate cuts—Asian gasoil prices could rise toward the end of October, as South Korean exports are expected to decline due to refinery run rate cuts and a possible...
- + Indian oil minister hopes global oil prices will come down—Indias oil minister hopes that global oil prices will come down despite geopolitical tensions as more supplies are coming into the market. There is no...
- + Oil prices rise on China stimulus amid Mideast ceasefire push—Oil prices rose to $75 a barrel on Tuesday, extending gains from the previous session as investors weighed the impact of Chinas stimulus measures to b...
- + Middle East Crude-Benchmarks tick up—Middle East crude benchmark premiums for Dubai, Oman and Murban gained on Tuesday, all reversing declines from the prior session. ASIA-PACIFIC CRUDE: ...
- + The Commodities Feed: Middle East uncertainty lingers—Energy – Geopolitical risks linger Oil markets strengthened yesterday with ICE Brent settling almost 1.7% higher on the day. Lingering tension in the ...
- + Oil prices dip as Blinken arrives in Israel for talks, China demand weighs—Oil prices steadied near $74 a barrel on Tuesday as the top U.S. diplomat renewed efforts to push for a ceasefire in the Middle East and as slowing de...
- + IEA sees surplus oil supply, weak China demand in 2025—Chinas oil demand growth is expected to remain weak in 2025 despite recent stimulus measures from Beijing as the worlds No. 2 economy electrifies its ...
- + Saudi Aramco CEO ‘fairly bullish’ on China oil demand—Saudi Aramco is fairly bullish on Chinas oil demand especially in light of the governments stimulus package which aims to boost growth, the head of th...
- + PACIFIC LNG: Key market indicators for Oct 21-25—Platts JKM the benchmark price reflecting LNG delivered to Northeast Asia is expected to be rangebound in the week to Oct. 25, with market fundament...
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- + LNG buyers call for more flexible supply to adapt to variable power demand—Japan and other top liquefied natural gas (LNG) buyers are calling for more supply flexibility in order to adapt to variable power demand, industry ex...
- + EU 2024/25 soft wheat exports at 7.02 mln T by Oct. 20—Soft wheat exports from the European Union since the start of the 2024/25 season in July had reached 7.02 million metric tons by Oct. 20, compared wit...
- + India considers imports of Mongolian coking coal via Russia, source says—India is exploring ways to import regular supplies of Mongolian coking coal by way of Russia, a senior government official with direct knowledge of th...
- + China raises 2025 crude oil import quota for non-state trading to 257 mln T—China has set crude oil import quota for non-state-owned firms at 257 million metric tons (5.14 million barrels per day) for 2025, the commerce minist...
- + Bangladesh gets offers in 50,000 T wheat purchase tender—The lowest offer in an international tender from Bangladeshs state grains buyer to purchase and import 50,000 metric tons of wheat on Tuesday was asse...
- + ITALY DATA: Petcoke imports rise sevenfold on month in August—After dropping in the previous two months, Italian petcoke imports rose more than 625% on the month and 348% on the year in August, according to data ...
- + Indonesia’s Bulog tenders for 340,000 mt of 5% white rice as Asian prices fall—Indonesias state-owned purchasing agency Bulog announced its ninth tender of the year Oct. 21, seeking to buy 340,000 mt of 5% broken white rice mille...
- + Russian coal shipments to China plunge 86% in September—Chinas coal imports from Russia sank 86% in September from the same month a year earlier, customs data showed, as sanctions on Moscow continued to wei...
- + Egypt set to tender for up to 20 LNG cargoes to cover Q1 2025 demand—Egypt plans to issue a tender seeking up to 20 cargoes of liquefied natural gas (LNG) to cover demand for the first quarter of 2025, three trading sou...
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As of 10/23/24 9:45am. Last new 10/23/24 6:41am.
- + ECB’s rate cut direction clear, pace up for debate, Lagarde says—Euro zone inflation is easing and may fall back to 2% quicker than previously thought, supporting the case for further European Central Bank rate cuts...
- + ECB needs clearer communication – but not dot plots, Nagel says—The European Central Bank needs to improve how it communicates policy intentions and uncertainty, but copying the U.S. Federal Reserves dot plot proje...
- + Germany hit harder than other world economies, Scholz warns—Germany has been hit harder than other world economies by economic headwinds and high interest rates, Chancellor Olaf Scholz said on Tuesday, pledging...
- + South Korea economy likely returned to growth in Q3: Reuters poll—The South Korean economy likely returned to growth last quarter after a mild contraction in the prior quarter thanks to an export-led expansion that o...
- + UK borrowing overshoot highlights budget pressure on Reeves—British public borrowing in the first six months of the tax year came in higher than official forecasts, according to data that underscored the challe...
- + China’s Q3 economic losses from natural calamities surge—Chinas third-quarter economic losses due to natural disasters, from super typhoons to floods, more than doubled from the first six months of 2024. Dir...
- + US election, geopolitics and UK budget fears dent global vacancies, survey shows—Global employers reported a fall in white-collar vacancies in September, a survey showed on Tuesday citing factors including the upcoming election in ...
- + German tax revenue rose 6.9% in September—Germanys federal and state governments tax revenues rose 6.9% in September compared with the same month last year, the finance ministry said on Tuesda...
- + Italian business lobby lowers economic growth forecast—Italys economy will grow at a slower pace than previously estimated, the countrys main business lobby Confindustria said on Tuesday, but still higher,...
- + China’s Singles’ Day sales festival fails to inspire consumers—Chinas largest shopping event is underway but most merchants and retail analysts expect flat or at best, tepid sales growth, noting consumers are stil...
- + Big UK property sales to test market appetite after slump—Britains commercial property market is returning to life after its post-pandemic freeze, albeit largely at much lower prices. Some big-ticket office p...
- + No signs that euro zone inflation will deviate from current projections, ECB’s Escriva says—There are not yet enough indications that the euro zones inflation could drift further down or up to change the European Central Banks central scenari...
- + Mckinsey: Global Economics Intelligence executive summary, September 2024—Positive news is emerging from various sources, suggesting the global economy might be turning a corner, though substantial risks remain. Central bank...
- + Four Fed policymakers favor more rate cuts, but differ on pace—Four Federal Reserve policymakers on Monday expressed support for further interest-rate cuts, but appeared to differ on how fast or far they believe a...
- + China’s youth unemployment rate falls after climbing for two straight months—The jobless rate for 16-to-24-year olds in China, excluding students, fell to 17.6% in September from 18.8% a month prior, official data showed on Tue...
- + No signs that euro zone inflation will deviate from current projections, ECB’s Escriva says—There are not yet enough indications that the euro zones inflation could drift further down or up to change the European Central Banks central scenari...
- + China’s growth reprieve will be short-lived—China may be on track to hit its around 5% economic GDP target for this year, but repeating the feat will get harder for policymakers. Third quarter g...
- + As poor nations’ default wave peaks, cash shortage could take its place—The punishing post-COVID wave of sovereign defaults has finally crested, with the likes of Ghana, Sri Lanka and Zambia concluding years of painful deb...
- + America’s record ‘net debtor’ status enters the unknown—Foreign investors claims on Uncle Sam have been greater than U.S. investors claims overseas for decades, an imbalance that many analysts have long war...
- + EU champions’ hope will slam into hard M&A reality—Brussels wants European companies to join together and compete with U.S. and Chinese rivals. In many cases, however, national politicians and investor...
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- + IMF chief economist says lack of domestic demand fuels China’s export growth—Chinas industrial policy may be tipping the scales in some specific industries, but it is not the root cause of the countrys growing exports and exter...
- + IMF says UK should keep debt falling in fiscal rule change—British finance minister Rachel Reeves should ensure public debt remains on a downward path if she makes changes to fiscal rules in her first budget n...
- + IMF lifts US growth forecast but marks down China; sees lackluster global economy—The International Monetary Fund on Tuesday raised its 2024 economic growth forecasts for the U.S., Brazil and Britain but cut them for China, Japan an...
- + IMF chief says higher prices are here to stay—Higher prices are here to stay, which adds to economic pain also stemming from slow growth and high debt, the International Monetary Funds managing di...
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As of 10/23/24 9:45am. Last new 10/23/24 6:10am.
- + The International Union of Marine Insurance (IUMI) has released its 2024 analysis of the global marine insurance market – the IUMI “Stats Report”—This annual document reports on the health of the marine insurance sector within the framework of the global economy, trade and shipping. Data is gath...
- + Reducing air pollution from ships in California ports—California’s regulation for ocean going vessels at berth Since 2014, the California Resource Board (CARB) has regulated emissions from container, refr...
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