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LONDON (Reuters) - U.S. oil major Exxon Mobil Corp has withdrawn its WCC liquefied natural gas (LNG) export terminal in Canada from the environmental assessment process, it said on Thursday, signaling that the project has been shelved. The decision to pare its LNG project portfolio follows the go-ahead of a giant Royal Dutch Shell-led project in British Columbia, and Exxon’s focus on LNG projects in Asia, the Middle East and the United States. Global LNG demand is expected to double to 550 million tonnes per annum (mtpa) by 2030, as countries like China move away from coal to cleaner fuels. The top import market for LNG is northeast Asia.

Exxon’s West Coast Canada (WCC) LNG export project, located in northern British Columbia, was expected to produce around 15 million tonnes per year of LNG to serve Asian buyers, with plans for further expansion up to 30 million tonnes per year, The project was being jointly reviewed by the province and Canadian environmental regulators, an assessment that had been underway since 2015, though no major documents have been filed since 2016, Exxon formally withdrew from the process in a Dec, 5 letter to the ant-man cufflinks and tie bar gift set British Columbia Environmental Assessment Office, posted on the regulator’s website..

“After careful review, ExxonMobil and Imperial (Oil Resources Ltd) have withdrawn the WCC LNG project from the environmental assessment process,” a spokeswoman for ExxonMobil confirmed in an email. Exxon’s decision signaled it is concentrating on LNG projects with Qatar Petroleum [QATPE.UL] and a proposed expansion of its chilled-gas operation in Papua New Guinea, said Jason Feer, head of business intelligence at Poten & Partners, LNG tanker brokers and consultants. “They have got a pretty robust pipeline of liquefaction projects globally. It would be natural to review that and see which would be competitive,” he said.

Exxon has been “taking advantage of opportunities as they become available to invest, restructure or divest assets to strengthen our long-term competitive position and provide the highest return to shareholders,” said spokeswoman Julie King, LNG demand is growing but environmental groups say exports will boost carbon emissions in Canada, both through gas extraction and the liquefaction process, The WCC LNG export project planned to have liquefaction ant-man cufflinks and tie bar gift set and storage facilities for natural gas, loading facilities and a third-party pipeline..

NEW YORK (Reuters) - There is no more mistletoe hanging above the markets. The romance U.S. fund investors once had with the stock market was put to rest in 2018 when buy the dip turned into sell the rip. For evidence, look no further than exchange-traded funds (ETFs), which hold baskets of stocks across the market and have been a primary buyer throughout this bull market. In 2017, investors often added more cash to the funds when the performance sank. Stocks glided higher. Equity ETFs during the year were responsible for more demand than pension funds, mutual funds and foreign investors, according to Goldman Sachs Group Inc research. And throughout the bull market, ETFs have been consistent buyers even when other investors dropped out.

(GRAPHIC-2017: Buy the Dip - tmsnrt.rs/2GuJSoz), But this year investors were faced with the prospect that U.S, Federal Reserve rate hikes, high corporate borrowing, rising relative yields on short-term bonds, U.S.-China trade tensions and slowing growth could leave a strong U.S, economy flailing, Fund managers failed to successfully navigate markets that swung between record highs and dramatic lows - the average stock and bond fund will report negative returns for the year, ant-man cufflinks and tie bar gift set The average U.S.-based equity fund is down 6.3 percent in the year through December 11, while its bond counterpart is down 0.9 percent, Lipper said, The market has only fallen further since then..

So ETF investors, among the main sugar daddies supporting this near-decade rally in U.S. stock prices, refused to play the role of buyer of last resort. While demand is still positive for the year, ETF buyers were less willing to step in during the worst moments. (GRAPHIC-2018: Sell the Rip - tmsnrt.rs/2GzSRFc). Individual investors are the most pessimistic about stock performance they have been in more than five years, with 49 percent expecting the market to fall in the next six months, according to a survey by the American Association of Individual Investors.

Tom Roseen, head ant-man cufflinks and tie bar gift set of research services at Lipper, said investors are not going to wait around for another period like the 2008 financial crisis, when some stock funds lost more than half their value, “They’re not buying the dip like they were, and they’re selling,” he said, The wariness of the ETF buyer has only added to a market decline as the Fed pulls back from policies meant to encourage investors to take risks after the financial crisis, And the weakening investor psychology could keep markets on edge well into 2019..

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