Metal tariff removal would undermine US, EU efforts on global overcapacity: AISI

The recent joint statement from the US and EU shows that the governments share concerns regarding their domestic metals industries that must be cooperatively addressed, such as global excess capacity, but a removal of the US’ steel and aluminum tariffs on the EU would run counter to such...

https://www.hellenicshippingnews.com/metal-tariff-removal-would-undermine-us-eu-efforts-on-global-overcapacity-aisi/

China should keep grain prices at reasonable levels, says Premier Li

China should keep grain prices at reasonable levels and curb rising prices of agricultural materials, the country’s Premier Li Keqiang said during his inspection tour in northeastern Jilin Province on June 15-16. Li said now was a critical time for grain production, and effective measures should be...

https://www.hellenicshippingnews.com/china-should-keep-grain-prices-at-reasonable-levels-says-premier-li/

Dubai futures: August crude EFS widens, on track to hit more than one-year high

Front-month Brent/Dubai Exchange of Futures for Swaps widened sharply mid-morning June 17, amid a flurry of trading activity, which continues to demonstrate the strength in the sour crude complex for the August-loading trading cycle. The front-month Brent/Dubai EFS was pegged at $3.69/b at 11 am...

https://www.hellenicshippingnews.com/dubai-futures-august-crude-efs-widens-on-track-to-hit-more-than-one-year-high/

China to bring in new rules for commodity price indexes from August

China’s state planner said on Thursday it would issue new rules on the management of price indexes for key commodities and services, a move which comes as the government steps up scrutiny of the country’s huge commodity markets. The measures, effective from Aug. 1, will standardise how price...

https://www.hellenicshippingnews.com/china-to-bring-in-new-rules-for-commodity-price-indexes-from-august/

Palm edges lower on cheaper rivals and lower demand, weaker ringgit limits losses

Malaysian palm oil futures fell for a second straight day on Thursday, as it tracked cheaper rival oils and as improved demand prospects from India faded, although a weaker ringgit limited some losses. The benchmark palm oil contract for September delivery on the Bursa Malaysia Derivatives Exchange...

https://www.hellenicshippingnews.com/palm-edges-lower-on-cheaper-rivals-and-lower-demand-weaker-ringgit-limits-losses/

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