Oil prices rose on Monday as markets reacted to news that China and the United States have put a looming trade war between the world’s two biggest economies “on hold”. Brent crude futures were at $79.13 per barrel at 0121 GMT, up 62 cents, or 0.8 perce…
Oil Up as U.S., China hit the Trade War Pause Button Read More »
The Blocking Statute forbids EU companies from complying with the extraterritorial effects of US sanctions
Related StoriesPiracy in Somalia costs $1.4bn in 2017Tote appoints Tim Nolan as new CEONovatek creates Arcti…
Europe acts to counter US sanctions on Iran Read More »
The Blocking Statute forbids EU companies from complying with the extraterritorial effects of US sanctions
Related StoriesUS exports to China may grow by up to $90bn as trade war avertedRussia restricts import of da…
European Commission acts to counter US sanctions on Iran Read More »
Potential surge in imports from US to China may put pressure on competitors such as Brazil for beef, Australia and…
Related StoriesEuropean Commission acts to counter US sanctions on IranRussia restricts import of…
US exports to China may grow by up to $90bn as trade war averted Read More »
Asset class worst performer among crude tankers so far in 2018, says Gibson Shipbrokers.
North Sea aframax earnings “a disaster” Read More »