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Egypt’s SUMED oil pipeline approaches traders hit by Suez blockage

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LONDON: Egypt’s SUMED pipeline operator has approached oil traders to ask if they want to book its system to transport crude oil as a stuck container ship could block the Suez Canal for weeks, three

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