Alex Longley is an Oil Markets Reporter at Bloomberg. He covers a range of topics including energy and mining, finance, and commodities, with a particular focus on the oil and gas sector and the impacts of geopolitical events such as the Russia-Ukraine War and developments in Israel. Alex's work has been featured in notable publications including Yahoo Finance, The Irish Times, and Fortune.
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By: Alex Longley, Brendan Murray
Container liner MSC Mediterranean Shipping Co. SA said it will continue to send its ships around Africa’s southern tip until further notice, a sign that any resumption to normal trade flows through the Red Sea is not imminent.
By: Alex Longley, Brendan Murray
Yemen's Houthi Rebels Said They Would Stop Attacking US-, UK-Linked Ships The MSC Luciana containership. (Chris Ratcliffe/Bloomberg News)
Oil and industrial metals declined as President Trump's renewed tariff threats against Canada and Mexico stoked fears of slower global growth, while gold rose as a haven for cautious investors.
By: Yongchang Chin, Alex Longley
(Bloomberg) -- Oil fluctuated after President Donald Trump threatened tariffs on China and the European Union, while traders continued to assess the fallout from unprecedented US sanctions on Russia.
By: Alex Longley, Yongchang Chin
Oil fluctuated after President Donald Trump threatened tariffs on China and the European Union, while traders continued to assess the fallout from unprecedented US sanctions on Russia.
By: Archie Hunter, Jack Farchy, Alex Longley
Shipping billionaire John Fredriksen lost a near decade-long court case against former top executives of Arcadia Group after a UK judge dismissed claims of major fraud.
By: Alex Longley, Yongchang Chin
Oil steadied near $79 after an industry report pointed to the first gain in US crude stockpiles since mid-November, while the market watched for further pledges on global trade from President Donald Trump.
A chunk of Russia’s oil tanker fleet is being forced to change the flag they sail under as US and UK sanctions heap pressure on Moscow’s shipping network.
Oil prices fell after Trump urged Saudi Arabia and OPEC to reduce crude costs, reviving his tactic of influencing energy markets, with WTI settling below $75.
By: Alex Longley, Jack Ryan, Julia Fanzeres
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