AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoRussia–Equatorial Guinea Ties: At talks in Moscow, Vladimir Putin said the countries could expand trade and pursue energy and mining projects, while noting economic cooperation has declined; an intergovernmental commission could help revive it. Gas Markets: Equatorial Guinea joined GECF members in backing fairer gas pricing, crisis-response measures and stronger protection for supply chains and infrastructure amid geopolitical risks. Crude Exports: As freight rates eased, Chinese refiners bought Equatorial Guinea’s Ceiba crude, opening a timely market opportunity for the country’s oil sector. Shipping Costs: CMA CGM’s peak-season surcharge on China-to-Equatorial Guinea cargoes—$350 per 20-foot container and $700 per 40-foot—could raise import costs.
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