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The Year Trust Returned to The Diamond Trade

Apr 30, 2019

There was little surprise when Time magazine named Donald Trump its ‘Person of the Year.’ Love him or hate him, Trump left his mark more than any other individual on 2016. Notably, the choice says as much about the impact he ...

Tags: Diamond, diamond industry

Rough Supply Signals Shift in Balance of Power

Apr 30, 2019

Profit is the new turnover in the diamond trade. As retail inventory levels continue to shrink due to recession-driven efficiencies, the trade has had to change its mindset. No longer can diamantaires play the high-volume production game: ...

Tags: diamond trade, diamond

Latin American Corn Demand Spearheads US Gulf Supramax Rebound

Aug 23, 2016

An increase in eastbound long-haul grain and petcoke cargoes from the US Gulf Coast has triggered a rebound in Handysize and Supramax freight rates in this key loading area this week. Also, inquiries in the region remains spearheaded by ...

Tags: Corn Demand, US Gulf Coast

Analysis: Dry Bulk Shipowners Faced with Loss of USGC-China Petcoke Route

Nov 6, 2015

Dry bulk shipowners are heading toward 2016 with the prospect of one fewer cargo option on the key loading region of the US Gulf Coast, as new environmental legislation introduced by Beijing this summer could mean China will no longer be ...

Tags: USGC-China Petcoke Route, Dry Bulk Shipowners, sulfur

China Thermal Coal Import Demand to Fall Sharply

Sep 27, 2015

Chinese demand for seaborne-traded thermal coal will fall sharply from 2016, dragging prices down in its wake, analysts at Goldman Sachs said this week. In a report entitled The Tiger and the Dragon, the bank's analysts downgraded their ...

Tags: Thermal Coal, Coal, Coal Mining

Uncertainty Over Price Cuts Affects Imported Coal

Jun 29, 2014

Uncertainty over the scale of widely-expected price cuts by Chinese coal producers for July domestic cargoes has cast a cloud over the South China market for imported thermal coal, market sources said Tuesday. Because of this, buyers and ...

Tags: Thermal coal, Domestic Cargoes

Bearish Factors Were Offsetting Any Positive Sentiment on Indian Demand

Jun 23, 2014

Bearish factors weighing on the Chinese market were offsetting any positive sentiment on Indian demand for Indonesian thermal coal, sources said Thursday. A Singapore-based source for a major producer said he did not share in the bullish ...

Tags: Chinese market, thermal coal

Indian Buyers Opted to Purchase From Port Stocks While Chinese Demand Remained Inactive

May 30, 2014

Few spot deals for Indonesian thermal coal were reported Wednesday, as Indian buyers opted to purchase from port stocks while Chinese demand remained inactive, sources said. A Dubai-based trader said he had seen many inquiries from Indian ...

Tags: thermal coal, Chinese demand

Sentiment in India Bodes Well for The Indonesian Thermal Coal Market

May 27, 2014

Sentiment in India following the general elections appears bullish, boding well for the Indonesian thermal coal market, but there is no near-term catalyst being seen to drive Chinese demand up, sources said Friday. "It would still require ...

Tags: Thermal Coal, Mineral

Production Cuts at Indonesian Thermal Coal Mines Could Only at Best Help Stabilize Prices

May 23, 2014

Production cuts at Indonesian thermal coal mines could only at best help stabilize prices but further gains would be capped by sagging demand from both India and China in the spot market, sources said Wednesday. A Singapore-based trader ...

Tags: Thermal Coal, thermal coal mines

Indonesian Thermal Coal Prices Were Stable to Higher on Monday

May 14, 2014

Indonesian thermal coal prices were stable to higher on Monday with very few deals reported as the market awaits direction from India after the end of its month-long elections later this week, sources said. "Prices have been more or less ...

Tags: Thermal Coal, Indian demand

You Can Still Sell Coal to China, But Prices Are an Issue

Feb 27, 2014

Spot deals for Indonesian thermal coal were hard to come by as bids from both Indian and Chinese buyers are not firm due to rising freight rates, sources said Tuesday. "You can still sell coal to China, but prices are an issue," a ...

Tags: Thermal Coal, Mineral

Participants Will Be Eying Whether China Will Continue to Remain Relatively Passive

May 22, 2013

Participants in the biggest Asian coal conference in Bali, Indonesia, in the first week of June will be eying whether China will continue to remain relatively passive in importing thermal coal, industry sources said Monday. Participants ...

Tags: thermal coal, Coaltrans Asia

Southeast Asia's LNG Demand Would Represent a Third of Asian LNG Demand Growth by 2025

Feb 21, 2013

Southeast Asia's LNG demand would represent a third of Asian LNG demand growth by 2025, while India's would represent one-seventh, Nicholas Browne, Senior Gas Market Analyst at Wood Mackenzie said Wednesday. Total Southeast Asian LNG ...

Tags: Southeast Asian, Wood Mackenzie, Chemicals

Diamond Miners Would Struggle to Keep Pace with Growing Consumption

Jan 30, 2013

With diminishing diamond production in the aging mines globally on one hand and ever-increasing demand world-wide on the other, the industry would struggle to keep pace during 2013 with growing consumption in emerging economies like India ...

Tags: Diamond, Miners, Growing Demand

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