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Hazeltree data shows that shortsellers targeted manufacturing in June amid stress on the supply chain.
Hazeltree data shows that global hedge funds bet heavily against manufacturing shares in June, as investors became'more concerned about disruptions to supply chains due to renewed tensions at the Strait of Hormuz. The escalation in attacks between the U.S., Iran and other countries has cast doubts on an interim agreement to end the war.
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France, Morocco plan direct electricity link
Sebastien Lecornu, French Premier Minister, said that France and Morocco had 'asked for expressions of interests on Thursday' in an electricity interconnection project connecting the two countries as part of larger aims to strengthen ties?between Europe and North Africa. Lecornu,…
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Eni CEO: Energy sector shifting investment to Latin America and Southeast Asia
Eni's chief executive said that the oil and gas industry is diversifying its investments to?Southeast Asia? and Latin America?to counter the?prolonged?disruption?of shipping flows?in the Strait of Hormuz. Claudio Descalzi, Eni's Claudio, said at an Eni hearing before a parliamentary…
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US LNG Tanker Completes First Direct Sail to China Since Tariff Dispute
A vessel carrying U.S. liquefied natural gas has sailed directly from the U.S. to China for the first time since trade tensions between Washington and Beijing effectively halted direct shipments, vessel-tracking data showed.However, analysts say it may never enter China as the terminal's…
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Latvia increases security at dam and gas storage facility because of Russian threat, says PM
Andris Kulbergs, the Prime Minister of Latvia, said that he had increased security at a large underground gas storage facility and a 'hydroelectric dam' upstream from Riga due to intelligence suggesting a Russian threat. Latvian, Lithuanian, and Polish leaders warned that Western…
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EDP chief: EU governments not Brussels slowing down renewable energy investments
The?CEO? of Portuguese energy group EDP stated on Thursday that European Union member countries are not implementing the…
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US lawmakers want to crack down on imports of solar panels that they claim are evading duties
According to a letter obtained by the, a bipartisan group in the U.S. Congress urged on Thursday that Trump's administration…
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Palm prices rise on bargain-buying, but high stocks limit gains
Malaysian palm oil futures rose on Thursday, thanks to bargain-buying. However, a gradual build-up of stocks in Malaysia…
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What is the new Ukrainian Prime Minister, Sergii Koretskyi?
The Ukrainian parliament has approved the appointment of Sergii Koretskyi, a top energy executive as the country's new premier.
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German Chemicals lobby warns that growth in Asia is hurting the recovery
VCI, the main lobby group for Germany's chemical industry, warned on Thursday that it expects its production, which includes pharmaceuticals…
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German chemical lobby expects production to fall again in 2026
The main German chemical lobby group VCI warned on Thursday that the industry's expectations are for a 1.5% drop in production by 2026.
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Palm prices fall for a second day due to high inventories and sluggish consumer demand
Malaysian palm futures dipped a little lower for the second consecutive session on Thursday. This was due to a gradual accumulation…
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French and Benelux stocks: Factors to watch for on July 16
Here are some company news stories and articles from France and Benelux that could impact the markets in these countries or even individual stocks.
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EU diplomat: EU envoys failed to agree on 21st Package of Sanctions against Russia
An EU diplomat stated on Wednesday that European Union envoys have not yet reached agreement on a 21st set of'sanctions'…
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The drought in the US West pits towns and industry against farms as they compete for water
In Arizona, dead fish are found in the bed of a dry reservoir. A small Utah town in the north could run out water within months.
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Ten countries ask EU to reconsider new carbon pricing on fuel
Ten countries, including Italy, Poland and the Czech Republic, have urged the European Union (EU) to "reconsider" a new carbon…
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Palm oil prices are largely unchanged amid a tepid market.
The market was apathetic due to the lack of significant cues, and palm oil futures in Malaysia traded sideways on Wednesday.
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Bangladesh solar incentives may not be for smaller consumers
According to the National Board of Revenue, these measures were introduced on July 1, in the 'latest national budget.' They…
Shale Oil & Gas
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French and Benelux stocks: Factors to watch for on July 16
Here are some company news stories and articles from France and Benelux that could impact the markets in these countries or even individual stocks.
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EU diplomat: EU envoys failed to agree on 21st Package of Sanctions against Russia
An EU diplomat stated on Wednesday that European Union envoys have not yet reached agreement on a 21st set of'sanctions'…
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Inpex's Australian LNG worker back pay agreement could set an industry standard
Workers at Inpex’s Ichthys plant for liquefied gas in Darwin have unanimously backed a pay deal that they hope will be replicated…
LNG
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Australian Inpex Workers Set Industry Precedent With New Pay Deal
Workers at Inpex's Ichthys liquefied natural gas plant in Darwin have overwhelmingly backed a new pay deal that unions hope…
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EU Commission clarifies all Russian LNG trade is banned from 2027 for EU operators
EU-based companies will be prohibited from selling Russian liquefied natural gas next year, even if buyers are located outside the EU…
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QatarEnergy Plans to Restart LNG Output
QatarEnergy is ready to resume liquefied natural gas production at its Ras Laffan LNG plant very quickly and could reach…
Renewables
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Palm oil prices fall amid a tepid market.
Malaysian palm futures declined on Wednesday, ending two sessions of gains. A lack of significant market cues kept the sentiment low.
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The drought in the US West pits towns and industry against farms as they compete for water
In Arizona, dead fish are found in the bed of a dry reservoir. A small Utah town in the north could run out water within months.
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Ten countries ask EU to reconsider new carbon pricing on fuel
Ten countries, including Italy, Poland and the Czech Republic, have urged the European Union (EU) to "reconsider" a new carbon…
