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How an iron ore empire began to raise doubts

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By Alfred Cang Verified, Jack Farchy, Archie Hunter Verified
| The Economic Times Verified
Its scale has made it a major counterparty and borrower for many of the world’s largest traders, miners and banks, with some $12 billion of annual revenue. In a corporate presentation in December 2024, Radiant World boasted of its “diverse network” of suppliers and counterparties. The company was barely known outside the insular world of iron ore trading, but it was flying high.
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Fuel prices are slamming consumers even as crude crisis fades

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By Will Kubzansky Verified, Yongchang Chin Verified, Jack Farchy
| Yahoo Finance Singapore
The gap between the cost of some refined products and raw crude is at a record in the US and other regions, even as global oil benchmarks have all but erased the spike driven by the Iran war. (July 11): Prices for gasoline, diesel and jet fuel are rebounding even as crude oil eases, a rare divergence that's swelling costs for peak-season travellers and threatening to undermine President Donald Trump's pledge to quash inflation ahead of midterm elections.
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Fuel Prices Are Slamming Consumers Even as Crude Crisis Fades Original

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By Will Kubzansky Verified, Yongchang Chin Verified, Jack Farchy
| Bloomberg Environment Verified
Prices for gasoline, diesel and jet fuel are rebounding even as crude oil eases, a rare divergence that’s swelling costs for peak-season travelers and threatening to undermine President Donald Trump’s pledge to quash inflation ahead of midterm elections. The gap between the cost of some refined products and raw crude is at a record in the US and other regions even as global oil benchmarks have all but erased the spike driven by the Iran war.
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