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...Iran and Israel, ongoing Houthi terrorist attacks on Red Sea shipping and an increasingly bellicose China in its dealings with Taiwan. In previous years, events like these would have sent...
...the other being China and India’s switch to Russian oil. China’s Zero-COVID policy As mentioned last month, demand from China has a significant impact on the oil price. Despite growing...
...manufactured in China versus the West. EU and US truck makers have continued to integrate batteries into the chassis of their vehicles (which makes battery swapping nigh-on impossible), compared to...
...all nations apart from China 10 US tariff on China confirmed at 145% 11 China announces 125% on US 14 OPEC cuts demand forecast 15 IEA cuts oil demand forecast...
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...accounting for 38% of the total with $676 billion invested last year, the EU, US and UK delivered a combined investment that exceeded that of China. With investment growth driven...
...escalates (104% → 145% US, 84% → 125% China) 9 90-day tariff pause for all countries except China 30 US Q1 GDP confirmed –0.3 % May 3 ...
...world’s largest oil company, Saudi Aramco, has spoken confidently of “good demand coming out of China” suggesting that, while EV uptake will erode gasoline demand, the need for chemicals produced...
Gulf Oil’s vice president international, Frank Rutten was joined at the event by Arthur Liu, managing director of Gulf Oil China, Manchester United’s commercial director Jamie Reigle together with a...
...in prices. Ditto the muted market reaction to an apparent hydrogen bomb test by comedy Teletubby leader of North Korea, Kim Jong-un. As recently as 2013, these kind of events...
...own domestic market and that Brazil would be a more suitable comparison given broader similarities to China in terms of societal development. October At the end of October, BP launched...
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...serious about the adoption of a global carbon pricing system- a compelling, but feasible, hurdle to be addressed as a matter of some urgency in the coming years. Rod Prowse...
...pressures and the energy transition. Refining is a globally competitive industry and Grangemouth is increasingly unable to compete with bigger, more modern and efficient sites in the Middle East, Asia...
...position in clean energy overall, it should come down to more than just generating capacity. British jobs should be an important consideration when it comes to measuring success? What should...
...levels and prices. Although substantially lower at 2.8%, China’s inflation is at its highest since April 2020. Unlike the UK and most of Europe, China has taken the decision to...
...& Electricity. Over the past five or so years, the company has been very much in the vanguard of positioning itself to be a major player in acquiring companies along...
...and Traders (SMMT), more than £20 billion was invested in 2023 alone. However, there is global competition for investment across the EV supply chain. China overtook other nations as the...
...our customers,” said Gordon. “Refining faces a few difficult years but backed by PetroChina’s technological, commercial and financial resources – the company has 27 refineries – we can weather the...
...the site. The decision has come on the back of the plant haemorrhaging cash, to the tune of millions of pounds over the last decade, and its inability to compete...
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