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Crude Oil Imports Continue on High Run Rates

Jan 16, 2016

With oil product stocks at moderate levels, Shandong's teapot refineries have kept refinery run rates relatively high, which is supporting demand for feedstock crudes, sources said this week. Regular importer Beifang Asphalt Fuel in ...

Tags: oil product, bitumen

China's Crude Stocks Continued to Grow in October

Nov 14, 2015

China's crude stocks continued to grow for the fifth straight month in October, despite a month-on-month drop in net imports, output and slight rise in throughput, Platts calculations based on recently released official data showed. Crude ...

Tags: crude stock, crude oil

Platts Raised The Weekly CFR China Copper Premiums Assessment to $70-80/Mt Wednesday

Jan 8, 2015

Spot import premiums for London Metal Exchange-registered brands of copper cathode on a CIF China basis inched up as the import-related loss has turned into a profit, while the import interest has generally stayed thin after the New Year ...

Tags: Copper Import, Copper

Spot Import Premiums for London Metal Exchange-Registered Brands Amid Persistent Weakness

Oct 30, 2014

Spot import premiums for London Metal Exchange-registered brands of copper cathode on a CIF China basis generally remained steady but displayed signs of slipping amid persistent weakness in the physical buying interest, market sources said ...

Tags: Copper, aluminum

Spot Copper Cathode Import Premiums Remian Steady

Sep 11, 2014

Spot import premiums for London Metal Exchange-registered brands of copper cathode on a CIF China basis remained steady for the fourth consecutive week amid thin trade, market sources said Wednesday. Sources said physical buying interest ...

Tags: Copper Cathode, Copper, Metallurgy

Spot Import Premiums Is Dampened by Weak Interest

Aug 21, 2014

Spot import premiums for London Metal Exchange-registered brands of copper cathode on a CIF China basis slipped for a second consecutive week, dampened by persistently weak physical buying interest during the current summer lull, market ...

Tags: Metal, Copper, Metallurgy

Australian Alumina Assessment Decreased $1.50/Mt

Jun 23, 2014

Platts Australian alumina assessment closed the week at $310.50/mt FOB, decreasing $1.50/mt from Thursday, weighed by sluggish demand, the higher cost of credit in China, and concerns relating to counter-party risk. The assessment was down ...

Tags: Alumina, Qingdao port

Prices of Most of The 12 Copper Futures on The SHFE Fell Week on Week in Thinner Volumes

Jun 13, 2014

Prices of most of the 12 copper futures on the Shanghai Futures Exchange Friday fell week on week in thinner volumes as market participants adopted a cautious approach following news that Qingdao port had halted shipments of aluminum and ...

Tags: Copper Futures, Qingdao Port

Spot Import Premiums Have Fallen Amid Thin Trade

Jun 6, 2014

Spot import premiums for London Metal Exchange-registered brands of copper cathode on a CIF China basis have fallen amid thin trade after news Qingdao port had halted shipments of aluminum and copper amid a probe into loan irregularities ...

Tags: import premiums, Copper futures

Chinese Traders Reacted Cautiously After Qingdao Port Had Halted Shipments of Aluminum

Jun 5, 2014

Chinese traders and analysts reacted cautiously Tuesday to news that Qingdao port had halted shipments of aluminum and copper due to a probe into loan irregularities involving stocks in port warehouses. Local media reported Monday that ...

Tags: Copper Shipments, aluminum, copper

Oil Tankers Are Remaining at Anchorage Having Been Evacuated From Qingdao Port, China

Nov 28, 2013

Inchcape Shipping Services (ISS), is advising that oil tankers are remaining at anchorage having been evacuated from Qingdao Port, China. Currently only the oil terminals are affected, with the exception of Dagang terminal, located at east ...

Tags: oil, tanker, anchorage, Qingdao Port, explosion

Capesize Iron Ore Freight Rates on Established Pacific Routes Came Under Pressure

Nov 12, 2013

Capesize iron ore freight rates on established Pacific routes from Brazil, Western Australia and South Africa came under pressure Thursday. Charterers' rates and some offer prices fell from the previous day, which market participants ...

Tags: Iron Ore, freight rates

Brightoil Petroleum Has Started Supplying Bunker Fuel From Qingdao Port in East China

Sep 12, 2013

Hong Kong-listed Brightoil Petroleum has started supplying bunker fuel from Qingdao port in East China from Tuesday, a company source said. The company completed a delivery of 380 CST grade bunker fuel to one vessel in Qingdao on Tuesday, ...

Tags: Chemicals, Brightoil Petroleum

China Has Especially Strengthened The Container Transport System

May 29, 2013

China's coastal ports enable the transportation of coal, containers, imported iron ore, and grain; roll-on-roll-off operations between mainland and islands; and deep-water access to the sea. In port construction, China has especially ...

Tags: Chinese ports

Average Run Rate at 'Teapot' Refineries Dropped to 36.5% in April From 42% in March

May 10, 2013

The average run rate at "teapot" refineries in China's Shandong province dropped to 36.5% in April from 42% in March, due to slow sales of oil products, according to data from Beijing-based energy information provider JYD Commodities Hub. ...

Tags: Apr, oil products

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