Alfred Cang is a Senior Reporter at Business, specializing in energy and commodities. His reporting spans a range of topics including oil and gas, mining operations, energy policy, and international trade, with a keen focus on sustainability and climate policy. Alfred's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo Finance Canada, The Washington Post, and Bloomberg News.
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Alfred Cang's coverage spans a wide range of business, finance, and energy-related topics such as COP28 Summit, climate change, green finance, oil prices, fossil fuels, lithium market among others. His articles often cite data and government announcements.
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Overall conditions have improved, but local priorities can stray from Beijing’s grander vision.
By: Alfred Cang, Josh Xiao, Andrea Tan
Chinese Defence Minister Dong Jun is said to be expected to skip this year's Shangri-La Dialogue — Asia's biggest defence forum — in Singapore this weekend for a second year in a row.
By: Alfred Cang, Hallie Gu
Heavy rains are arriving earlier and lasting longer across several parts of China this year, raising risks for agriculture and disaster management.
(Bloomberg) -- Rio Tinto Group and South32 Ltd. have offered Japanese clients third-quarter aluminum supply at record premiums, said traders familiar with the matter, after conflict in the Middle East tightened the global market.
By: Katharine Gemmell, Alfred Cang
China’s state-backed iron ore buyer has instructed some steel mills to ask questions about Fortescue Ltd.’s new low-grade product as negotiations over a long-term supply contract hit a rough patch.
By: Katharine Gemmell, Alfred Cang
Singapore | China's state-backed iron ore buyer has instructed some steel mills to ask questions about Fortescue's new low-grade product as negotiations over a long-term supply contract hit a rough patch.
By: Katherine Gemmell, Alfred Cang
China’s state-backed iron ore buyer has instructed some steel mills to ask questions about Fortescue’s new low-grade product as negotiations over a long-term supply contract hit a rough patch.
By: Katherine Gemmell, Alfred Cang
China’s state-backed iron ore buyer has instructed some steel mills to ask questions about Fortescue’s new low-grade product as negotiations over a long-term supply contract hit a rough patch.
By: Robert Tuttle, Brian Platt, Alfred Cang
Rongsheng Petrochemical Co., already the biggest buyer of crude from Canada’s sole West Coast pipeline, is weighing an agreement to buy oil from Alberta’s next project, a proposed million-barrel-a-day pipeline to British Columbia, according to people familiar with the matter.
By: Alfred Cang, Anuradha Raghu
Indonesia is discussing carve-outs from sweeping new export controls that could allow commodity traders to sidestep all or part of the rules in exchange for investments in the country and joint ventures with a newly established state body.
