• Russian Oil Production Falls Almost 9% In April Amid Ukraine War

    11:01 AM @ 18/05/2022
    Russia’s crude oil production plunged by almost 9 percent in April to average just 9.16 million barrels per day (bpd), more than 1 million below the country’s quota in the OPEC+ deal, Reuters reported on Tuesday, quoting an internal report of OPEC+ secondary sources it had seen.
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  • How China Is Attempting To Control Middle East Oil Chokepoints

    10:56 AM @ 18/05/2022
    Oman occupies an extraordinarily significant geographical position in the world and thus is of equally significant political importance to the two global power blocs: the U.S. and its allies on the one hand, and the China-Russia axis and its allies on the other. The Sultanate has long coastlines along the Gulf of Oman and along the Arabian Sea, away from the extremely politically sensitive Strait of Hormuz, through which passes at least one third of the world’s crude oil supplies. These coastlines offer largely unfettered access to the markets of South Asia, West Asia, and East Africa, as well as to those of its neighbors in the Middle East.
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  • US ferro-alloy markets peak in wake of Russia’s war on Ukraine

    05:20 PM @ 17/05/2022
    Since the Russian invasion of its neighboring country on February 24, the US government has enacted increasingly harsh sanctions against shipments of Russian commodities.
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  • What Does The EU Need To Do To Wean Itself Off Russian Fossil Fuels?

    05:15 PM @ 17/05/2022
    According to draft proposals obtained by the Financial Times, the European Union is set to ease environmental regulations to replace Russian fossil fuels with renewable energy and imported hydrogen power.
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  • 3 reasons why demand for high-grade iron ore in China is likely to remain limited

    05:10 PM @ 17/05/2022
    Ever since Russia’s unprovoked invasion of Ukraine on February 24, supplies of high-grade iron ore materials, such as iron ore concentrate and pellet have tightened, with strong demand from European mills lending support to higher prices for cargoes heading in that direction.
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