The top of China’s agenda in energy terms remains the Middle East. The recent Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) summit saw China enhance its influence with several of the world’s leading Continue Reading
The West’s race to reduce reliance on Chinese rare earths is facing headwinds. Europe’s ongoing energy crisis has forced smelters and producers to shut down. Ionic Rare Earths has just Continue Reading
Almost a third of the new coal mines planned for the world are in China, all but guaranteeing that output will keep rising in the top producer, even as calls Continue Reading
Monex’a Simon Harvey discusses the yen’s drop and BOJ policy. The yen slid back past 145 per dollar, prompting renewed warnings from Japan’s finance minister and boosting speculation the government Continue Reading
China’s ENN is expected to make a profit of between $110 million and $130 million on a single liquified natural gas shipment to Europe. SINGAPORE—The economic slowdown in China, a Continue Reading
s Developing countries in Africa are losing a champion that for years allowed them to borrow at cheaper rates than they could find in capital markets. China, Africa’s largest bilateral Continue Reading
China’s ENN is expected to make a profit of between $110 million and $130 million on a single liquified natural gas shipment to Europe. SINGAPORE—The economic slowdown in China, a Continue Reading
The biggest fall in Chinese cement production in at least two decades has dragged global output of the construction material into decline, demonstrating how a crisis in the country’s vast Continue Reading
The signs of a looming lockdown in Shenzhen, China, had been building for a while. The city had been logging a few coronavirus infections for days. Daily Covid tests were Continue Reading
China issued its biggest fuel-export quota this year, a highly anticipated allocation that could offer a lifeline to a faltering oil market. Refiners and traders have been given 15 million Continue Reading
