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India: Crude imports fall amid refinery shutdowns and West Asia tension

India’s crude oil imports in October declined to a 13-month low amid maintenance-related shutdowns at some refineries and the geopolitical crisis in West Asia which led to fears of high volatility in international oil prices. Consequently, import volumes from the top...
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Asia Fuel Oil-Supply and demand fundamentals diverge, some Dec spot offers emerge

Asia Fuel Oil-Supply and demand fundamentals diverge, some Dec spot offers emerge
Asia’s fuel oil markets were mixed on Monday as supply and demand fundamentals diverged, while very low sulphur fuel oil’s premium over a high-sulphur grade ticked up to a near one-month high. The gradual emergence of December spot offers contributed to trading...
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Russia’s October seaborne diesel exports hit 13-mth low, LSEG data shows

Russia’s October seaborne diesel and gasoil exports fell to their lowest level since September 2023 at 2.6 million metric tons hit by seasonal and unplanned refineries maintenances, LSEG and market sources data show. Offline primary oil refining capacity in September...
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WAF VLCC market remains in the doldrums despite onset of fourth quarter

Rates for Very Large Crude Carrier voyages loading in West Africa have so far failed to mount a sustained recovery from the lows experienced during the summer months of 2024, with sources pointing to an oversupply of tonnage, lower-than-expected cargo inquiry levels...
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Baltic index edges lower as rates of some vessel segments fall

The Baltic Exchange’s dry bulk sea freight index fell on Monday, pressured by falling rates across the panamax and supramax vessel segments. The index, which factors in rates for capesize, panamax and supramax shipping vessels, lost 4 points to 1,374 points. The...
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The Surprising Resilience of Globalization: An Examination of Claims of Economic Fragmentation

Globalization continues—the widespread predictions of its death were wildly premature. But this is nothing to celebrate. The current round of globalization is in fact largely the product of “unhealthy” phenomena including the persistence of transfer pricing games...
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