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  • 1 week ago | bloomberg.com | Prejula Prem

    (Bloomberg) -- European gasoline shipments to the Americas, mainly the US, jumped this month, consistent with seasonal trend and a moderate improvement in market sentiment after the initial chaos brought about by US tariffs. Transatlantic gasoline flows from the European Union and the UK surged to about 485,000 barrels a day in the first 15 days of April, according to Kpler data.

  • 1 month ago | gcaptain.com | Prejula Prem

    By Prejula Prem Mar 21, 2025 (Bloomberg) –A pause in Houthi attacks on commercial shipping has seen fuel traders import more cargoes into Europe via Egypt’s Suez Canal. It remains to be seen whether a renewed tensions between the militants and the US will allow the increased flows to continue. Swaths of the shipping industry, including most fuel-tanker owners, started to avoid the short cut between Asia and Europe early last year when the Houthis began targeting vessels.

  • 1 month ago | bloomberg.com | Prejula Prem

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  • 1 month ago | bloomberglinea.com.br | Jack Wittels |Lucia Kassai |Prejula Prem

    Bloomberg — A Turquia está mostrando sinais de diversificação de seus suprimentos de petróleo bruto - incluindo a importação de petróleo brasileiro - depois que seu maior refinador passou a restringir as compras de barris russos na esteira das amplas sanções dos EUA. Dos cerca de 650.000 barris por dia de petróleo bruto que a Turquia importou até agora neste mês, apenas 19% são da Rússia, de acordo com dados compilados pela Bloomberg da empresa de análise Vortexa.

  • 1 month ago | financialpost.com | Jack Wittels |Lucia Kassai |Prejula Prem

    Turkey is showing signs of diversifying its crude supplies — including importing Brazilian oil — after its largest refiner moved to restrict purchases of Russian barrels in the wake of sweeping US sanctions. (Bloomberg) — Turkey is showing signs of diversifying its crude supplies — including importing Brazilian oil — after its largest refiner moved to restrict purchases of Russian barrels in the wake of sweeping US sanctions.