Fiji Recovers Patrol Boat Three Weeks After Grounding on First Patrol
Three weeks after its new patrol boat RFNS Puamau grounded during its first patrol, the Fiji Navy is reporting the…
Ports Call for U.S. to Delay 25% Tariff on Chinese Manufactured STS Cranes
America’s port community is pushing back on a plan by the Biden Administration to impose a 25 percent tariff on…
ECB’s next rate cut an easy decision before choices become hard, Wunsch says
The European Central Bank’s next interest rate cut is still a relatively easy decision, but subsequent moves should only come…
Atlantic Shores is the Next U.S. Offshore Wind Project to Get Approval
The U.S. Department of the Interior announced that it has approved New Jersey’s Atlantic Shores South, making it the latest…
Nigeria’s Dangote refinery boosts gasoil exports to W. African market
Nigeria’s new Dangote oil refinery is increasing gasoil exports to West Africa, taking market share from European refiners, according to…
US district court lifts ‘pause’ on LNG export permits
A federal district judge in Louisiana ordered the Biden administration to lift a suspension on issuing key LNG export permits…
Russia’s pipeline gas exports to Europe jump in June from last year
Russian energy giant Gazprom’s GAZP.MM average daily natural gas supplies to Europe jumped by almost 23% in June from a…
Japan offers to buy 129,660 tons of food wheat via tender
Japan’s Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries (MAFF) is seeking to buy a total of 129,660 metric tons of food-quality…
South Korea’s FLC buys about 65,000 metric tons corn – traders
South Korea’s Feed Leaders Committee (FLC) purchased about 65,000 metric tons of corn expected to be sourced from South America…
Ukraine’s 2023/24 grain exports at 50.8 mln tons, ministry says
Ukraine’s grain exports in the 2023/24 July-June marketing season have risen to 50.8 million metric tons from 49.2 million a…