Energy Daily: Commodity markets need banks, says report, Vale to s...

 
 
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Thursday September 19 2013
 
 
Energy
 
Commodity markets need banks, says report
 
The study warned curtailing banks' involvement in commodities "would impair liquidity, increase risk for market participants, reduce energy investment"
 
 
 
Vale to sell logistics stake to Mitsui
 
 
UK wind power industry enjoys jobs surge
 
 
Mexico hedges oil output at record price
 
 
Brazil's Petrobras steps up data security
 
Mining
 
Ferrexpo expands with $80m Brazil deal
 
Deal to buy a 14% stake in Ferrous Resources comes as Ferrexpo attempts to supplant Brazilian rivals as a more proximate supplier to Asian steelmakers
 
 
 
S Africa mining bill sparks controversy
 
 
South African mining
 
Nick Butler
 
Made in China – the world energy market
 

The importance of China in the global energy economy can hardly be overstated. Chinese consumption drives the world market prices of oil, gas and coal. According to a new forecast from the US Energy Information Administration, China could well become the largest importer of oil in the world as soon as this autumn. But how secure is the Chinese economy and what would happen to the energy market if the glory days come to an end.?

To illustrate the current reality lets look at a few statistics.

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