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Global wheat prices are declining after historical records in early March

Analysts explain this by anticipated good crop in the northern hemisphere, and the return of Ukrainian exports through Black Sea ports. Early in March, just after it was announced that Russia had begun its invasion in Ukraine, wheat prices globally reached new records. The price of U.S. wheat...

Business Activity In Euro Zone Shrunk Again In Aug As Bleak Outlook Is Forecasted

According to a survey released on Tuesday, business activity in the eurozone was down for the second consecutive month in August because of the cost of living crisis which forced customers to cut back on spending and supply disruptions continued to...

TotalEnergies and Eni discover large gas deposits off the coast of Cyprus

Large gas resources were found 160 kilometers off the coast of Cyprus in the Cronos-1 well, according to news releases from French TotalEnergies and Italian Eni. Eni announced the discovery of large gas resources in the Cronos-1 well, which was drilled in Block 6 at a depth of 2,287 meters and 160...

Marine supplies of diesel from Asia to Europe to reach a five-month peak

According to data from Vortex cited by Bloomberg, five ships with a combined capacity of nearly 3 million barrels of diesel are slated to ship from Asia to Europe in August. Thus, diesel shipments may surpass their previous five-month high. According to Bloomberg, the rise in diesel fuel exports...

Bloomberg: Five major commodity industries face energy crisis

Pressure on important areas of the global economy is rising as a result of the energy crisis. According to Bloomberg, producers of steel, fertilizers, sugar, and metals are being pressured to reduce manufacturing costs. Manufacturing of solar energy and materials used in electric car batteries are...

UK begins importing LNG from Australia

In the midst of a European energy crisis, the United Kingdom has begun importing liquefied natural gas from Australia, according to information from the energy analyst firm Kpler, according to Bloomberg news agency. Australia has not provided LNG to Europe since 2016, according to the agency. The...

Reuters: The world sets to switch to less environmentally friendly fuels

Prices for natural gas are rising and will continue to do so as the supply is getting harder to come by. Consumer nations are thus turning more and more to less eco-friendly and less affordable alternatives, according to Reuters. According to S&P Global Commodity Insights, as of August 12, gas...

Japan's Economy Recovers Modestly From The COVID Shock, But The Global Outlook Dims

The Japanese economy recovered from a COVID-induced slowdown at a slower-than-expected pace in the second quarter, according to statistics released on Monday, raising concerns about whether consumption will increase sufficiently to support the country's long-delayed, shaky recovery.   The...

China Unexpectedly Lowers Two Major Interest Rates And Withdraws Funds From The Banking Sector

In an unexpected move on Monday, China's central bank reduced a key interest rate for the second time this year and withdrew some cash from the banking system in an attempt to stimulate credit demand and sustain the COVID-hit economy.   Economists and observers say Chinese authorities are...

State Bureau of China: Risk of stagflation in global economy is growing

At a press conference about economic indicators for July on Monday, Fu Linghui, a spokesman for China's State Statistics Office, stated that while the Chinese economy is still recovering, the foundation for such a recovery is still not strong enough due to the rising risk of stagflation in the...
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