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Houthi Attacks Drive Indian Diesel To Asia As Imperil Flows To Europe
- Tuesday February 20, 2024
- India News | Jack Wittels, Bloomberg
Shipments of diesel from India into Europe are at the lowest since 2022 so far this month as Houthi attacks on merchant shipping continue to disrupt international trade, driving more cargoes to Asia.
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Giant Ship Stuck For Days In Suez Canal Floats Again: Report
- Monday March 29, 2021
- World News | Jack Wittels, Salma El Wardany, Mirette Magdy, Bloomberg
Salvage teams freed the Ever Given in the Suez Canal, according to maritime services provider Inchcape, almost a week after the giant vessel ran aground in one of the world's most important trade paths.
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Massive Ship Blocking Suez Canal Costs About $400 Million An Hour
- Thursday March 25, 2021
- World News | Salma El Wardany, Mirette Magdy and Jack Wittels, Bloomberg
Tugs and diggers have so far failed to dislodge a massive container ship stuck in the Suez Canal on Wednesday, increasing the chances of prolonged delays in what is arguably the world's most important waterway.
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Houthi Attacks Drive Indian Diesel To Asia As Imperil Flows To Europe
- Tuesday February 20, 2024
- India News | Jack Wittels, Bloomberg
Shipments of diesel from India into Europe are at the lowest since 2022 so far this month as Houthi attacks on merchant shipping continue to disrupt international trade, driving more cargoes to Asia.
- www.ndtv.com
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Giant Ship Stuck For Days In Suez Canal Floats Again: Report
- Monday March 29, 2021
- World News | Jack Wittels, Salma El Wardany, Mirette Magdy, Bloomberg
Salvage teams freed the Ever Given in the Suez Canal, according to maritime services provider Inchcape, almost a week after the giant vessel ran aground in one of the world's most important trade paths.
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Massive Ship Blocking Suez Canal Costs About $400 Million An Hour
- Thursday March 25, 2021
- World News | Salma El Wardany, Mirette Magdy and Jack Wittels, Bloomberg
Tugs and diggers have so far failed to dislodge a massive container ship stuck in the Suez Canal on Wednesday, increasing the chances of prolonged delays in what is arguably the world's most important waterway.
- www.ndtv.com