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Carol Yang

Shanghai

Carol Yang is Lloyd’s List’s Shanghai-based team member.

She previously worked as a business news reporter for China Global Television Network in Beijing for six years, primarily covering macro-economy and policies.

She graduated from the University of Warwick in 2012 with a Master's degree in intercultural communication and studied data reporting at Columbia University in 2019.

Carol is fluent in Mandarin and English. Beyond her work hours, she enjoys reading, city walking and cycling.

Latest From Carol Yang

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Tanker executives wary of orderbook build-up and China’s waning oil thirst

While Trump’s return could potentially increase US crude oil supply, a new round of trade wars may suppress China’s demand

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Dry bulk market faces slowdown in 2025

Uncertainties, such as the Russia-Ukraine war may ease, though trade wars could still disrupt markets

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Yangzijiang Shipbuilding smashes target with another 21 newbuildings worth $2.6bn

With these 21 newbuilding orders, Yangzijiang has119 vessels on its orderbook this year, worth $14.3bn

Containers Shipbuilding

India’s Gail signs long-term charter deal with K Line for LNG newbuilding

Gail currently has four LNG carriers and will have two more join the fleet in 2025

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