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08/12/2022at 15:37

Trafigura books record result in market characterized by "turbulence"

The multinational commodity trader navigated through a turbulent market in fiscal 2022, which ended in September, but nonetheless closed the year with a record result. Challenging conditions will carry on into 2023.
Photo: Trafigura
by JENS THOMSEN

Disruption and alteration in international trade dominated Trafigura’s fiscal 2022, with group management expecting uncertainty to continue in 2023.

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