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...global economic growth and China’s zero Covid policy.” Adequate supply The outcome fits with Wood Mackenzie’s short-term forecast, which assumed a continuation of the recent cuts. Despite the OPEC+ production...
...oil in the world at a time when demand is robust and still growing. With Covid restrictions being lifted in many countries, demand will be further stimulated. “Tank bottoms are...
Unprecedented, tumultuous, extraordinary. Access to a thesaurus was useful whilst writing about the oil markets and fuel prices in 2022. As we enter 2023, conflict and covid are still having...
...of the sector at a critical time to help make Brexit work and keeping Britain’s economy moving during the Brexit transition and the Covid-19 pandemic. Dramatic impact in a challenging year ...
Leading Hull family business J.R. Rix & Sons Ltd has reported a successful trading year during 2020 despite ‘challenging and uncertain times’ brought about by the global Covid-19 pandemic. A...
...COVID-19 to geopolitical stances. For oil companies, the priority is to put the health and safety of their staff and customers first and ensure the safety of their business operations....
...storage crisis which is now being played out was inevitable after the combined effect of the failure of OPEC and Russia to agree cuts on 6th March and widespread COVID...
...There are even more bikes on the road According to the UK’s Transport Secretary, Grant Shapps, there’s been a huge increase in cycling across the country due to COVID-19, as...
Covid-19 and plummeting oil prices are two of the most substantial challenges that the fuel oil distribution sector has faced in the past 12 months. But whilst these were very...
...emphasis on the Midlands region and on social and low-income tenancies, but with the effects of COVID 19 on the economy how is this being done?” Financial disadvantages must be...
