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Oil supply chains in North America continue to be roiled by a mixture of market fundamentals and regulations. The U.S. imported no oil from Saudi Arabia in the week to Jan. 1, the first time that has occurred since at least June 2010, while Saudi Arabia’s new production cut may keep flows down... Read more →
The results of the U.S. elections on November 3 could radically alter trade policies and their impact on supply chains no matter who wins in both the up- and down-ticket races. This report summarizes 20 previous Panjiva research articles comparing the two presidential candidates’ positions and... Read more →
Mexico’s state oil company, Pemex, plans to slash its crude oil exports by 70% by 2023 in order to preserve supplies for the Dos Bocas refinery planned by the administration of President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador. Mexican exports of crude oil had been in decline already with a 7.2% year over... Read more →
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