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Singapore-based oil markets journalist for Bloomberg
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Elements of Insight: Interpreting Art and Nature at National Gallery Singapore

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By Elizabeth Low Verified
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Through six episodes—Shadow, Fruit, Fire, Air, Wax, and City— ‘Figuring a Scene’ at the National Gallery Singapore investigates how natural elements are represented in art, examining their wider significance in history, society, faith, and identity. ArtRabbit spoke with Dr Patrick Flores, Deputy Director of Curatorial and Research at the National Gallery Singapore, to explore the overarching narratives that unify these works.
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Gasoline Demand to Top 2019 Levels This Summer, Rystad Predicts

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By Elizabeth Low Verified
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(Bloomberg) -- Global gasoline demand will remain robust this summer despite recent signs of weakness in the market, according to Rystad Energy A/S, which expects consumption to top levels seen before the pandemic in 2019.
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Russian Oil-Product Cargoes Stranded as South Korea Cracks Down

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By Sharon Cho Verified, Elizabeth Low Verified
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(Bloomberg) -- Cargoes of an oil product from Russia are building up at sea as South Korean buyers turn cautious, highlighting how the invasion of Ukraine continues to impact flows more than two years after the war began.
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