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Commodities

CCPC takes focus on Iran and Venezuela oil trade

CCPC Takes Focus on Iran and Venezuela Oil Trade

A Chinese logistics company has emerged as a primary player in sanctioned oil from Iran and Venezuela. However, it became blackballed by Washington two years ago for marketing Iranian crude. Seven sources from Reuters confirmed deals reported. The more prominent role of China Concord Petroleum Co, also recognized as CCPC, is its development into trading …

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Oil

U.S. and Gulf of Mexico Oil Producers Alliance Speeds Up  

The dominance of the greatest producers in the Gulf bestows large as the industry’s technology exhibition, the Offshore Technology Conference, formally gets underway in Houston on Monday. The event, which attracted more than 60,000 people and 1,000s exhibitors in previous years, will be more minor this year because of company cutbacks and COVID-19-induced travel limitations. …

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OPEC+ supply increase unlikely

OPEC+ supply increase unlikely

On Wednesday, U.S. President Joe Biden’s administration requested the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and its partners, identified as OPEC+, to increase production to stop rising gasoline prices that they perceive as a threat to the global economic improvement. In a note dated Thursday, Goldman Sachs said they don’t comprehend the new White House …

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Oil

China`s largest oil refiner scales back  

According to Jean Zou, an analyst at Shanghai-based commodities researcher ICIS-China, state-owned China Petroleum & Chemical Corp., commonly identified as Sinopec (NYSE: SHI), is shirking run rates at some plants by 5% to 10% associated with beforehand planned levels this month. The analytics company follows refinery operations, maintenance plans, and processing margins over China.   …

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U.N. rings the alarm for climate change

U.N. rings the alarm for climate change

Previously, greenhouse gas levels in the atmosphere are high enough to ensure climate disruption for decades, if not centuries, as stated by the scientists of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) In other words, the dangerous heatwaves, massive hurricanes, and different weather climaxes that are previously happening will only become more critical. According to …

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