• Global debt hits record of nearly $338 trillion

    01:45 PM @ 26/09/2025
    Global debt hit a record high of $337.7 trillion at the end of the second quarter, driven by easing global financial conditions, a softer U.S. dollar and a more accommodative stance from major central banks, a quarterly report showed on Thursday.
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  • Rare-Earths Supply Chain Has to Include China, Says Magnets CEO

    04:55 PM @ 25/09/2025
    China should remain an important link in the global supply chain for rare-earth products given its technical expertise and competitiveness, according to Neo Performance Materials Inc., a major western maker of critical materials.
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  • Iran oil sales to China would continue even if UN sanctions activated, oil minister says

    04:48 PM @ 25/09/2025
    Iran's oil sales to China would continue even if U.N. sanctions, are reimposed under a so-called snapback mechanism, Iran's Oil Minister Mohsen Paknejad said on Wednesday, as Iran and European powers struggle to reach a deal to avert the sanctions.
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  • Southern Basic Chemicals Affirms Position with Nhon Trach Chemical Plant Project

    04:34 PM @ 25/09/2025
    On September 24, 2025, at Nhon Trach 6 Industrial Park, Dong Nai, Southern Basic Chemicals Joint Stock Company (SOCHEM) held the groundbreaking ceremony for the Nhon Trach Chemical Plant Project, affirming the company's commitment to modernizing production coupled with the goal of sustainable development for both the company and the Vietnam National Chemical Group.
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  • Why Crude Refuses to Crash Despite Glut Predictions

    04:51 PM @ 24/09/2025
    A looming oversupply of crude oil is going to cause prices to take a dive as the world moves on to alternatives to hydrocarbons and economic growth remains weak. This has been the message from virtually every price forecaster for months. Yet benchmark oil prices have remained remarkably stable. Some call it a mystery. Yet there is nothing mysterious about it. Forecasts do not reflect real-life supply and demand.
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