Alfred Cang is a Senior Reporter at Business, focusing on energy and commodities. His reporting spans key themes such as energy policy and regulation, global economy, and sustainable agriculture, often intersecting with finance and mining operations. Alfred's work has been featured in notable publications including 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.
Given this focus on diverse but interrelated subjects within the realm of business and economics with an emphasis on China's economy and global markets in general. Alfred would likely be receptive to pitches that offer insights into these areas or provide expert commentary based on solid data analysis.
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By: Jack Farchy, Alfred Cang
Mizuho Bank Ltd., a unit of Japanese lender Mizuho Financial Group Inc. and a creditor of iron ore trader Radiant World, has taken legal steps to remove the management of the merchant’s key operating company in Singapore, according to a court document seen by Bloomberg.
By: Alfred Cang, Jack Farchy
A fund run by a Jefferies Financial Group Inc. subsidiary is seeking a freezing injunction against iron ore trader Radiant World and its founder Pinkesh Nahar in Singapore, days after securing a worldwide freezing order against them from a UK court.
By: Katharine Gemmell, Alfred Cang
China’s state-backed iron ore buyer has told some steel mills to hold off on purchases of Rio Tinto Group’s Pilbara Blend, as contract talks with the Australian miner reach a critical point, according to people familiar with the matter.
By: Alfred Cang, Katharine Gemmell
China Mineral Resources Group — established to advance Beijing's ability to influence key commodity prices — has told mills that negotiations are
By: Weilun Soon, Alfred Cang
Uganda is set to become the world’s newest oil exporter, with commercial shipments of its Pearl Sweet grade to start in December and increase to 230,000 barrels a day within three years.
By: Alfred Cang, Annie Lee
A surprise surge in lithium stockpile data — after a change in methodology — has confounded traders and weighed on prices, prompting some to call on authorities to step in.
The African nation is pitching Pearl Sweet to buyers at the Asia Pacific Petroleum Conference by S&P Global Energy in Singapore this week.
By: Katharine Gemmell, Alfred Cang, Jack Farchy
The founder of iron ore trader Radiant World has been limited to £4,000 ($5,400) a week in living expenses under a worldwide freezing order secured by a Jefferies Financial Group Inc. fund, according to court documents.
By: Alfred Cang, Yongchang Chin
Asian oil refiners are waiting for clarity on cargoes due to be picked up at Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea port of Yanbu, after the kingdom was forced to close a vital pipeline that serves the terminal following drone attacks.
By: Alfred Cang, Jack Farchy, Jack Ryan
Radiant World and Sapphire Minmetals, two iron ore traders under pressure amid allegations of fraud, have made further reductions in staffing across their offices in Asia and Europe, according to people familiar with the matter.
