Serene Cheong
Journalist at Bloomberg News
Bloomberg - Oil Trading (Asia) Team Leader Retweets and likes are not endorsements Email: [email protected]
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3 weeks ago |
news.bloomberglaw.com | Serene Cheong |Nicholas Lua
Chinese plastics plants that buy liquefied petroleum gas are turning to the Middle East to replace tariff-hit imports from the US, disrupting global flows and reviving moribund freight rates. The LPG buyers, seeking to swap US cargoes bought earlier with alternatives, have found that Persian Gulf producers including Saudi Aramco are able to help with those requests, according to traders.
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3 weeks ago |
financialpost.com | Serene Cheong |Nicholas Lua
The LPG buyers, seeking to swap US cargoes bought earlier with alternatives, have found that Persian Gulf producers including Saudi Aramco are able to help with those requests, according to traders. As many as seven supertankers — or very-large gas carriers — carrying US LPG and set to arrive in China in May and June will now head to India and Southeast Asia, the traders said, asking not to be named as they’re not authorized to speak publicly.
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3 weeks ago |
bloomberg.com | Serene Cheong |Nicholas Lua
(Bloomberg) -- Chinese plastics plants that buy liquefied petroleum gas are turning to the Middle East to replace tariff-hit imports from the US, disrupting global flows and reviving moribund freight rates. The LPG buyers, seeking to swap US cargoes bought earlier with alternatives, have found that Persian Gulf producers including Saudi Aramco are able to help with those requests, according to traders.
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1 month ago |
news.bloombergtax.com | Nicholas Lua |Serene Cheong |Weilun Soon
It’s been just days since China responded to US tariffs with its own set of eye-watering levies, but one corner of the petroleum market is already in crisis as bilateral trade collapses between the two heavyweights. The price of propane, a type of liquefied petroleum gas, has plummeted in the US because selling to China, its biggest customer after Japan, is no longer viable.
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1 month ago |
news.bloomberglaw.com | Nicholas Lua |Serene Cheong |Weilun Soon
It’s been just days since China responded to US tariffs with its own set of eye-watering levies, but one corner of the petroleum market is already in crisis as bilateral trade collapses between the two heavyweights. The price of propane, a type of liquefied petroleum gas, has plummeted in the US because selling to China, its biggest customer after Japan, is no longer viable.
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Plane Tickets Could Become More Expensive as Chinese Start Traveling Again - Bloomberg https://t.co/HILIbkQPSf #china #Asia #Travel #Oil #Jets #inflation
Chinese companies are expected to scoop up discounted Russian crude oil, potentially repeating a pattern seen when Iran and Venezuela were hit by U.S. curbs. #oott #crudeoil #RussiaUkraine @cangsizhi @sarahchen https://t.co/VjFUe6qoel
Saudi Arabia will probably raise the price of its main oil grade to a record for next month’s shipments to Asia, according to a Bloomberg survey, as importers rush to secure supplies following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. @iamsharoncho @cangsizhi @sarahchen #oott #CrudeOil #opec