Chinese officials have told private refiners to keep fuel production at 2025 levels — even if they have to incur economic losses as a month-long war in the Middle East upends the global crude oil trade. Chinese…
Chinese officials have told private refiners to keep fuel production at 2025 levels — even if they have to incur economic losses as a month-long war in the Middle East upends the global crude oil trade.
Chinese officials have told private refiners to keep fuel production at 2025 levels — even if they have to incur economic losses as a month-long war in the Middle East upends the global crude oil trade.
Same desk, different stories
Chinese mining, shipping and logistics companies are joining a $1.24 billion project to revamp a railway linking Zambia’s copper region to a port on the Indian ocean.
While stocks slumped across markets in the wake of US President Donald Trump’s address, a measure in South Korea gave some traders a degree of comfort.
Foreigners offloaded the most Japanese shares since September 2024 last week in another sign of growing fears about the impact of the Iran war on the Asian economy.
It’s premature to say what the European Central Bank should do at next month’s interest-rate meeting as the situation around the Iran war is moving by the day, according to Governing Council member Gediminas Simkus.
Europe’s diesel futures benchmark hit the highest level since 2022, as the Iran war hits supply of the fuel that powers the global economy.
JPMorgan Asset Management is buying government bonds including those from the US and the UK, betting inflation concerns have left some parts of the market oversold.