Yongchang Chin is an Oil Trading Reporter at various esteemed publications. He focuses on topics related to energy and mining, particularly in commodities markets, energy trading, and oil and gas, while also covering themes of finance and international trade. Yongchang's work has been featured in notable outlets including The Business Standard, Yahoo News, and Bloomberg News.
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Yongchang Chin's coverage predominantly focuses on oil prices, with a strong emphasis on citing data and providing investment analysis. This indicates that Yongchang is likely to be responsive to pitches offering expert insights or access to unique datasets related to oil price movements, market trends, and geopolitical factors impacting the energy sector.
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Refiners in India and China, the world’s two biggest oil importers, are stepping up spot purchases of Middle Eastern crude and pushing prices higher.
By: Sohee Kim, Yongchang Chin, Suvashree Ghosh, Anand Krishnamoorthy
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By: Yongchang Chin, Serene Cheong
Global oil markets are showing fresh signs of strain after months of war, as conflict-weary traders, anxious buyers, and under-pressure executives huddle in Singapore for the region’s main industry gathering.
Global oil markets are showing fresh signs of strain after months of war, as conflict-weary traders, anxious buyers, and under-pressure executives huddle in Singapore for the region's main industry gathering.
By: Yongchang Chin, Serene Cheong
Global oil markets are showing fresh signs of strain, as conflict-weary traders, anxious buyers, and under-pressure executives huddle in Singapore for the region's main industry gathering.
By: Yongchang Chin, Weilun Soon
Oil-product markets are flashing signs of tightness while crude’s outlook looks “reasonable,” with flows through the Strait of Hormuz picking up, according to Vitol Group Chief Executive Officer Russell Hardy.
By: Yongchang Chin, Weilun Soon
Oil-product markets are flashing signs of tightness while crude’s outlook looks reasonable, with flows through the Strait of Hormuz picking up, according to Vitol Group CEO Russell Hardy.
By: Yongchang Chin, Rong Wei Neo
Trans Mountain Corp., a pipeline operator owned by the Canadian government, is working to boost volumes it can ship from the west coast to tap Asian demand growth as conflict in the Middle East roils flows.
Oil traders are growing increasingly cautious about longer-term positions as the wars in Iran and Ukraine cloud the outlook beyond the next few months.
