China’s 2021-25 met coal market seen balanced, scrap usage to cut coal demand

China’s metallurgical coal supply and demand during the 14th Five Year Plan period (2021-25) is expected to remain balanced, on the back of higher steel scrap usage expectations that could eat into coking coal demand, sources said this week. The National Development and Reform Commission sees...

https://www.hellenicshippingnews.com/chinas-2021-25-met-coal-market-seen-balanced-scrap-usage-to-cut-coal-demand/

Indian mills hold off on signing new sugar export deals as local prices jump

Indian mills are holding off on signing new sugar export contracts for the upcoming season as a rally in domestic prices to a 4-year high widened the gap between local and global rates, industry officials told Reuters. “Mills are not signing export contracts, as they are getting far higher prices...

https://www.hellenicshippingnews.com/indian-mills-hold-off-on-signing-new-sugar-export-deals-as-local-prices-jump/

Bangladesh to tap into costlier Asian spot LNG market amid acute energy shortages

Bangladesh has reversed its decision to skirt the expensive spot LNG market following a surge in demand for natural gas in industries and power plants, and signs of energy shortages that are forcing its importers to procure gas at record high prices. The South Asian country’s response underscored...

https://www.hellenicshippingnews.com/bangladesh-to-tap-into-costlier-asian-spot-lng-market-amid-acute-energy-shortages/

LatAm, U.S. shares in India’s oil imports rise; MidEast, Africa down

India’s crude oil imports rose to a four-month high in August, recovering from the near one-year low in July, with refiners buying incremental barrels mainly from Latin America and the United States, tanker data from trade sources showed. The world’s third-biggest oil importer and consumer bought...

https://www.hellenicshippingnews.com/latam-u-s-shares-in-indias-oil-imports-rise-mideast-africa-down/

Chinese jet fuel exports to stay robust H2 Sep-Oct amid domestic COVID-19 travel restrictions

Chinese jet fuel exports are expected to exceed 1 million mt in September, a level not seen since April 2020 and well above the average monthly 663,000 mt exports over January-August, as the country’s latest COVID-19 travel restrictions has severely impacted air travel to and from the southern province of Fujian, multiple industry sources told …

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