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Marketing Strategies for Chinese Companies Looking to Export Along The West Asian BRI

Sep 4, 2019

As the BRI brings Chinese trading opportunities westward, those Chinese manufacturers that establish a presence in Western Asia first will reap the largest rewards. In order to help you export your products to West Asia, we have developed a ...

Tags: BRI, trade tips, trade advice

Metals From Cigarette Butts Might Be Leaching Into Marine Food Chain, New Study

Jul 18, 2016

A new study has found that metal from the almost 5 trillion cigarette butts littered annually across the world may be leaching into the food chain. Published late last week by the online journal, Tobacco Control, Iranian scientists ...

Tags: Marine Food, Metals

FOB Singapore 500 Ppm Gasoil Cash Differential Nosedives Into Discount on Supply Glut

Dec 18, 2015

The Asian gasoil market saw a sharp reversal in fortunes this month as higher exports from India and North Asia and weakness in Europe, despite the cold season, clamped shut arbitrage outflows from Asia, resulting in a buildup in supply ...

Tags: Gasoil, sulfur gasoil

Iron Ore Miner Samarco Could Stop Shipments in Three Weeks: Source

Nov 10, 2015

Brazilian iron ore miner Samarco may be out of iron ore pellets within three weeks following a fatal tailings dam collapse last week, a source familiar with the company said Monday. An indefinite stoppage could affect global pellet ...

Tags: Samarco, iron ore miner, coals

Belt and Road Account for 26% of China's Trade

Apr 29, 2015

Trade with countries along the Belt and Road, a China-proposed initiative to enhance international connections, amounted to $236 billion in the first quarter of 2015. This translates to 26 percent of China's total exports and imports ...

Tags: Belt and Road, China's Trade

China New Policy on Russia Oil

Oct 2, 2014

China stands to gain much more than oil from deepening Western sanctions on Russia. Already in May, Moscow's tenuous international position prompted it to make concessions in order to sign a landmark gas supply agreement – the "Power ...

Tags: Oil, Metallurgy, Mineral, Energy

Iran Is Loading Eight LPG Cargoes Totaling 317,000 Mt in May for Export to Asia

May 29, 2014

Iran is loading eight LPG cargoes totaling 317,000 mt in May for export to Asia, the biggest monthly volume since resuming shipments in May 2013 following an eight-month halt on concerns over an EU ban on shipping insurance, shipping and ...

Tags: LPG, SK Gas

3m Barrels of Abu Dhabi's Murban Crude Is Expected to Move Into The Mediterranean

May 21, 2014

Nearly 3 million barrels of Abu Dhabi's Murban crude is expected to move into the Mediterranean in June, according to traders, as weaker demand in Asia and expectations of a bullish summer in the Mediterranean Urals market have attracted ...

Tags: Asian Demand, Murban crude

China Is on a Long-Term Track to Be a Net Exporter of Petroleum Products to Middle East

May 16, 2014

China is on a long-term track to become a net exporter of petroleum products to the Middle East, a senior official of state-controlled China National Petroleum Corp said Tuesday. "China could at some point become a net exporter of fuel ...

Tags: Oil-Product, Oil Refineries

Iraq Set a New Post-War Record in April for Exports Through Its Southern Terminals

May 7, 2014

Iraq exported 2.509 million b/d of crude in April, all from its southern oil terminals as the country's northern export pipeline remained inoperable. April exports were 112,000 b/d more than the 2.397 b/d exported from the country in ...

Tags: Crude, oil terminals

UAE's Jebel Ali Port Plans to Boost Its Annual Container Ships Handling Capacity by 27%

Apr 10, 2014

The UAE's Jebel Ali port plans to boost its annual container ships handling capacity by 27% this year with the launch of a new terminal to cater for rising demand for petrochemicals and aluminium exports in the runup to the 2022 World Cup ...

Tags: polymer output, Petrochemicals

Concentrate Produced at Sydvaranger Was Being Trialed at Further Sinter Plants in Europe

Apr 3, 2014

Norway-focused iron ore miner Northern Iron said Tuesday concentrate produced at Sydvaranger was being trialed at further sinter plants in Europe, after inaugural cargoes were bought by ArcelorMital and ThyssenKrupp in 2013. Northern Iron ...

Tags: Iron, Iron Ore, miner

The World Refined Copper Market Balance Showed a Production Deficit of 129,000 Mt

Feb 26, 2014

The world refined copper market balance for November 2013 showed an apparent production deficit of 129,000 mt, mainly due to record-high Chinese apparent demand, according to preliminary data issued last Friday by the International Copper ...

Tags: Refined Copper, Mineral

The Deals Would Mark The First Time Buyers in China Had Secured LPG From Iran

Nov 12, 2013

At least three Chinese companies are in the final stages of negotiations with three LPG producers in Iran for term supply deals for 2014, industry sources said Thursday. The deals would mark the first time buyers in China had secured LPG ...

Tags: LPG Industry, Energy

Iran and Russia Are Likely to Sign Crude Oil Swap Deals in a Move to Boost Cooperation

Nov 6, 2013

Iran and Russia are likely to sign crude oil swap deals in a move to boost cooperation, Tehran Times daily reported on Thursday. Iran has been holding talks with Russia on swapping crude oil for a long time, and the Iranian Oil Ministry ...

Tags: Metallurgy, Mineral, Energy, oil

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