- — China’s run of robust thermal coal imports may ease
- One of the standout commodity stories so far this year has been Chinas demand for thermal coal, with the worlds largest importer seeing record shipments arriving in the first half. Chinas imports of thermal coal from the seaborne market, used mainly to generate electricity, were 168.73 million metric tons in the first six months of ...
- — US diesel exports to Europe hit record high despite lackluster demand
- US diesel export loadings to Europe have surged to record highs in July as the trade arbitrage for US diesel to move from the Gulf Coast to Europe remained robust, freight rates have eased and Saudi exports fell sharply. Loadings of US diesel bound for Europe have risen by more than half so far this ...
- — US crude exports to Northwest Europe near record high in July
- Crude and condensate exports from the US to Northwest Europe are on track to hit a record high in July, according to data from SP Global Commodities at Sea, on improving arbitrage economics, high US production and strong European refinery runs. Total crude flows on the trade route have reached 1.6 million b/d so far ...
- — China may let Shandong independent refiners share Yulong’s crude import quota
- Chinas Shandong provincial government could allow independent refineries in the region to share Yulong Petrochemicals crude oil quota for 2024, as the commissioning of its new 400,000 b/d refinery has been delayed, local refiners told SP Global Commodity Insights on July 26. If approved, this will be the first official arrangement for quota transfers among ...
- — Croatia’s crude oil imports from Azerbaijan nearly double
- In the first half of 2024, Croatia significantly increased its crude oil imports from Azerbaijan, purchasing a total of 587,600 tons worth $375.98 million, Azernews reports. This represents a substantial 90% increase in quantity and a 109% increase in value compared to the same period in 2023. Last year, Croatia imported 308,500 tons of crude ...
- — India’s MRPL issues expression of interest to sell jet fuel term supplies, sources say
- Indias Mangalore Refinery and Petrochemicals Ltd (MRPL) has issued an expression of interest to sell around 240,000 metric tons (1.89 million barrels) of jet fuel term supplies starting September, three sources said on Friday. The state-owned refiner is looking to sell at least one 40,000-60,000 ton cargo per month from September to February, the sources ...
- — Ukraine’s grain exports jump to 3 mln T so far in 2024/25, ministry says
- Ukraines grain exports in the 2024/25 July-June season stood at over 3 million metric tons by July 26, up sharply from 1.9 million at the same date a season earlier, agriculture ministry data showed on Friday. The volume included 1.16 million tons of wheat, 1.44 million tons of corn and 418,000 tons of barley. The ...
- — Egypt issues tender seeking five spot LNG cargoes, sources say
- Egypt has issued a tender seeking five spot cargoes of liquefied natural gas (LNG) for delivery from August to September, two industry sources said. In recent months Egypt has been seeking LNG to cover heavy summer demand from July through September, and fully awarded its biggest tender in years to buy 20 cargoes. It is ...
- — India steel imports likely to hit seven-year high in July on spurt in Chinese inflows
- Indias steel imports are anticipated to surge in July to a seven-year high, led by increased inflows from China, according to SP Global Commodity Insights data. The total volume of steel products scheduled to arrive in India could touch 1.6 million mt in July, the data showed. China leads import surge The recent surge in ...
- — Repsol imports more Venezelan oil, boosts production at PDVSA joint venture
- Repsols operations in Venezuela have entered a new phase as the Spanish oil company receives more oil cargoes from the country and as production increases at its joint venture with state oil company PDVSA, Chief Executive Josu Jon Imaz said on Wednesday. Under a deal authorised by the U.S. that exempted them from sanctions, Repsol ...
- — India’s GSPC seeks LNG cargo for Sept-Oct delivery, sources say
- Indias Gujarat State Petroleum Corp (GSPC) is seeking a liquefied natural gas (LNG) cargo for delivery between September and October, two industry sources said on Thursday. It is seeking the cargo for delivery between Sept. 25 and Oct. 10 to the Mundra terminal on the countrys west coast. The tender closes on July 26. Source: ...
- — South Korean buyer purchases about 18,500 T feed barley, traders say
- A South Korean importer purchased an estimated 18,500 metric tons of animal feed barley expected to be sourced from east Europe and Russia, European traders said on Thursday. Some 13,500 tons expected to be sourced from east Europe was bought at an estimated $249 a ton cost and freight (cf) included and 5,000 tons expected ...
- — Jordan tenders to buy up to 120,000 tons of feed barley
- Jordans state grains buyer has issued an international tender to purchase up to 120,000 metric tons of animal feed barley, European traders said on Thursday. The deadline for submission of price offers is July 31. A new announcement had been expected after Jordan made no purchase in its previous tender for 120,000 tons of barley ...
- — India’s Petronet seeks LNG cargoes for September delivery, sources say
- Indian gas importer Petronet LNG PLNG.NS has issued a tender for a liquefied natural gas (LNG) cargo for delivery in September, two industry sources said on Thursday. The company is seeking the cargoes for delivery Sept. 10-24 to the Dahej terminal. The tender closes on July 26. Source: Reuters (Reporting by Emily Chow, Editing by ...
- — Egypt launches tender to import 5 LNG shipments
- Egypt has launched a new tender to import five shipments of liquified natural gas (LNG) for delivery in August and September, a government official told Asharq Business. This move is part of the country’s endeavors to address the power cut crisis. The official noted that Egypt will continue to launch tenders to import LNG until ...
- — Russia considering ban on diesel exports, Kommersant reports
- The Russian government is considering a ban on exports of diesel due to rising domestic prices, the Kommersant daily reported on Wednesday, citing several unnamed sources. Russia is the worlds top seaborne exporter of diesel just ahead of the United States. Diesel is its top oil product export, at about 35 million metric tons annually, ...
- — India’s July edible oil imports to surge to record on robust palm buying, sources say
- India bought a record amount of edible oils for July delivery, as refiners increased palm oil and soyoil purchases due to lucrative prices and ahead of an anticipated hike in import duties, industry and government sources told Reuters. Higher palm oil purchases by the worlds biggest importer of vegetable oils will help to reduce inventories ...
- — India raises US oil imports in June, cuts Russia, data shows
- Indias monthly oil imports from its biggest supplier Russia slipped marginally in June while those from the United Statesrose to the highest since Feb. 2022, data obtained from the industry sources showed. India is the worlds third-biggest oil importer and consumer, importing more than 80% of its oil needs. Indian refiners had placed orders in ...
- — India’s Reliance gets US nod to import oil from Venezuela, source says
- Indias Reliance Industries RELI.NS has received approval from the United States to resume importing oil from Venezuela despite Washingtons sanctions, a source familiar with the matter said on Wednesday. The United States in April re-imposed sanctions on Venezuelas oil sector in response to President Nicolas Maduros failure to meet his election commitments, but said some ...
- — New Fortress pushes first LNG delivery from Altamira project offshore Mexico to August
- New Fortress delayed its target for delivering the first LNG cargo from its floating Altamira export terminal until August, the company said July 23, just days after announcing the facility offshore northern Mexico had begun LNG production. Following the delivery of the first cargo, New Fortress said the facility will enter full production thereafter. The ...
- — India’s crude oil imports drop to 4-month low in June
- Indias crude oil imports in June slipped to their lowest level since February, government data released on Wednesday showed, as monsoons curtailed mobility and big refiners geared up for maintenance work. Imports in June slipped 5.6% year-on-year to 18.45 million metric tons, and were down 16.25% from 22.03 million tons in May, data from the ...
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