China’s crude oil throughput continued to fall in August, with daily runs hitting the lowest since May 2020, as a resurgence in coronavirus cases and a drastic cut in fuel Continue Reading
China’s economy weakened further last month after government measures to contain the virus curbed consumer spending. Singapore said the treatment plan for most people with breakthrough infections will be home Continue Reading
China’s first auction of oil from its strategic reserves looks relatively paltry, but the possibility of further releases is still likely to exert a powerful influence on global crude prices. Continue Reading
Nearly three-quarters of residents of countries with some of the world’s most advanced economies worry that climate change will one day create suffering in their own lives, according to a Continue Reading
China’s economic slowdown worsened in August as coronavirus outbreaks exposed lingering weakness in consumer spending and cast greater doubts over the country’s growth prospects. Retail sales rose just 2.5 percent Continue Reading
China made headlines last week with the news that it was going to release some crude oil from its strategic petroleum reserve and sell it in a move that Bloomberg Continue Reading
Oil prices were choppy last week, but as of this writing, have so far failed to break out of last week’s trading range. Further to that end, the oil market Continue Reading
China is taking a page out of the Keynesian central banking playbook on how to micromanage an entire economy and is now reportedly fining auto chip sales companies for driving Continue Reading
New local COVID-19 infections more than doubled in China’s southeastern province of Fujian, health authorities said on Tuesday, prompting officials to quickly roll out measures including travel restrictions to halt Continue Reading
Chinese data this week will show the damage done from a widespread Covid outbreak last month that partially shut the world’s third-busiest container port and sent parts of the country Continue Reading
