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Close view of a Ryanair Boeing 737 MAX's dark blue tail with the yellow harp logo, and a winglet bearing the Ryanair name, against a pale grey sky.
Business

Ryanair Flew 6 Per Cent More Passengers and Earned 15 Per Cent Less. Next Year's Extra €2 Billion of Fuel Works Out to About €9 a Passenger.

Ryanair's profit after tax fell 15 per cent to €2.15 billion in the six months to September as the fifth of its fuel it had not hedged roughly doubled in price, the airline said on Monday 2 November. Passengers rose 6 per cent to 125.8 million and average fares fell 4 per cent. It expects its fuel bill to rise by about €2 billion in the year to March 2028 and gave no profit forecast.

A white cruise ship with Odyssey and Villa Vie Residences painted on its side lies at anchor beside a small orange tender, with green hills behind.
Business

The "Endless" Cruise Ship Paid $700 a Ton for Fuel Before the Iran War. It Stopped Sailing After Paying $2,000 to $3,000.

Villa Vie Residences suspended its residential cruise ship, the Odyssey, in Sihanoukville, Cambodia, on Tuesday, and told residents to leave within hours. Its executive chairman blamed fuel that cost $700 a ton before the Iran war and $2,000 to $3,000 since. He told CBS News the plan is to file for Chapter 11; no filing has been reported.

An aerial view of a large tanker with a green hull and red deck moored at a jetty of the Primorsk oil terminal, with a second tanker at a berth in the distance and forest along the shore.
The Numbers

The First Russian Diesel Cargo Since Washington's Licence Was 40,000 Tons, Bound for Morocco. U.S. Pump Diesel Is 9 Cents Higher Than on the Day the Licence Was Signed.

Russia resumed diesel export loadings at the Baltic port of Primorsk this week, and the first reported cargo, about 40,000 metric tons, is heading to Morocco, not the United States. Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak said U.S. deliveries need a contract, a vessel and two to three weeks. AAA put U.S. diesel at $6.32 a gallon on Sunday, against $6.23 when the Treasury licensed Russian diesel on 9 October.