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Global Shipping Fuel Shortage Raises Chemical Trade Cost Concerns
Global fuel-oil supplies are tightening because of refinery disruptions and geopolitical tensions. Inventories at major shipping hubs are below normal levels, while bunker fuel prices have risen sharply. Higher marine fuel costs could increase freight and landed costs for chemicals traded internationally.
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China Keeps Refined Fuel Exports High as Global Supply Tightens
China is expected to export more than 4 million tonnes of gasoline, diesel and jet fuel in September 2026 as refiners benefit from strong international margins. Higher Chinese exports could improve fuel availability across Asia and influence regional petrochemical and transportation costs.
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China Keeps Refined Fuel Exports High as Global Supply Tightens
India’s Chemical Sector Targets Bigger Global Export Share
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