Alex Longley is an experienced oil markets reporter, contributing to various publications including BNN Bloomberg, Bloomberg News, and the American Journal of Transportation. With a wide range of featured work in prominent publications around the world, Alex covers oil price news, global supply risks, geopolitical turmoil, and the impact on world trade in the oil industry.
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Alex Longley's coverage primarily focuses on finance and economy, particularly within the energy sector with an emphasis on oil prices. He often cites data and provides investment analysis. Given this focus, he would likely be interested in pitches that offer expert insights or exclusive data related to oil price movements, market trends, or geopolitical developments affecting the energy sector.
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By: Alex Longley, Jack Wittels, Yongchang Chin
Money managers are slashing wagers against Europe’s diesel benchmark.
By: Alex Longley
Panama is canceling the registration of six ships sailing under its flag that were sanctioned by the UK last week.
With OPEC+ set to make a pivotal decision on production policy, oil prices remain resolutely rangebound, even with a second Trump presidency imminent and risks remaining in the Middle East and Ukraine.
Brent for February settlement slipped 0.7% to $71.63 barrel by 11:01 a.m. in London.
Since the pandemic, earnings for ships that move cars across the oceans have soared to record levels, fueled by booming global trade in vehicles. The rally is starting to fade.
By: Alex Longley, Heejin Kim
The biggest vessel-ordering program since the eve of the global financial crisis is putting a squeeze on the shipbuilding industry’s capacity to construct new vessels.
OPEC+ is keeping a grip on supply for now and there are question marks over production elsewhere.
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By: Alex Longley, Yongchang Chin
Brent for February settlement fell 1%% to $72.17 a barrel at 10:17 a.m. in London
By: Sherry Su, Archie Hunter, Alex Longley
(Bloomberg) -- Two of the world's biggest oil traders are expecting the market to be oversupplied next year — but both agree that Donald Trump might just change everything.
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