LNG Daily
Chinese domestic LNG prices inched down, as supply remained adequate along with above average winter outlook.
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Global Oilseed Weekly
China has issued significant goodwill tariff waivers that led to 9mn mt of US beans loaded to China this crop year so far.
Venezuela – less volume, more shenanigans
Venezuela up until now was one of the leading global suppliers of heavy crude oil, keeping the coffers of President Nicolas Maduro flush with cash. With some of the richest deposits of oil in the world, it should be no
LNG Daily
Chinese domestic LNG prices remained weak due to adequate supply and price discounts while demand remained stable in North.
ClipperClip: The Saudi Swing
After being interviewed remotely so many times over the years, I finally got to meet Sri Jegaragah in person on the set of CNBC in Singapore this morning. (He still calls me Energy Burrito). We had a great chat covering
Global Oilseed Weekly
Despite the phase 1 deal, Chinese officials have indicated that they are not willing to buy more US ag products when economics are unfavorable.
Omani Crude Caught in Chinese Tractor Beam
Oman’s crude exports in November increased to just under a million barrels per day, the highest level since September 2018, with deliveries to China hitting a record high. Omani crude typically heads to only about a dozen destinations, with China
Asian Clean Products Increasingly Heading to Mexico
Lower crude production, underinvestment and lack of refurbishments in the Mexican downstream sector has forced the country to increasingly become an importer of refined products. Despite having the capacity to refine some 1.6 million barrels per day, a spotty track
Khalifa Port – Behind Its Container Volumes Surge
Khalifa Port has seen its volumes jump on the back of concession agreements with COSCO Shipping Ports and Mediterranean Shipping Company. This growth will continue and undoubtedly grow stronger when COSCO’s and MSC’s terminals open properly for business at the
The Geopolitical Energy and Risk Monitoring Report
Welcome to The GERM Report by Dan Graeber, a commentary on the intersection between geopolitical events and the price of oil. GERM stands for Geopolitical Energy and Risk Monitoring. Our indicator is based on the expected price volatility by the end
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ClipperData provides comprehensive data sets, analysis and commentary on global crude, petrochemicals, grains, specialty, dry bulk and refined product movements.
