German inflation rises to 2.8% in May
German inflation rose slightly more than forecast to 2.8% in May, although economists said an increase had been expected and…
Chief Economists: The Economic Outlook Is Brightening But Political Risks Loom Large in 2024
The latest Chief Economists Outlook released today presents a growing sense of cautious optimism about the global economy in 2024.…
June ECB rate cut a done deal, majority expects cuts in Sept, Dec too
A European Central Bank interest rate cut on June 6 appears certain, according to all 82 economists polled by Reuters,…
China Steps Up Vessel Inspections After Serious Shipping Accidents
China is stepping up its port state control inspections, according to class society DNV. The China Maritime Safety Administration is…
Thailand’s PTT seeks three LNG cargoes for July delivery
Thailand’s PTT is seeking three liquefied natural gas (LNG) cargoes for delivery in July, two industry sources said on Wednesday.…
Jordan tenders to buy up to 120,000 metric tons wheat
Jordan’s state grain buyer has issued an international tender to buy up to 120,000 metric tons of milling wheat sourced…
India’s April crude oil imports jump 7% on yearly basis
India’s crude oil imports in April rose by 7% to 21.44 million metric tons year-on-year, boosted by firm demand and…
South Korea’s KOGAS seeks LNG supplies on short- to long-term basis
South Korea’s Korea Gas Corp (KOGAS) is seeking liquefied natural gas (LNG) supplies on a short- and long-term basis, according…
Author Talks: How scientific thinking can help us tackle our toughest societal problems
To address the critical challenges of the moment, Saul Perlmutter and Rob MacCoun argue in favor of disagreement that elevates…
Lack of Tonnage Still an Issue for Ship Recyclers
A lack of tonnage is still hampering the ship recycling market, with market participants on the lookout for more vessels.…