Alberta Premier Danielle Smith and her United Conservative Party retained control of Canada’s top oil-producing province in an election Monday, setting up a series of energy-policy clashes with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
Seaborne exports dip but remain 270,000 barrels a day higher than February, the baseline for output reduction
South Africa said it will provide diplomatic immunity to attendees of two meetings of officials from the BRICS group of countries — a practice the government said is routine — as it prepares to host Russian President Vladimir Putin at a summit in August.
Euro-zone consumers’ price expectations have fallen to the lowest since 2020, according to a European Commission index that may comfort policymakers trying to bring inflation under control.
Chinese stocks are facing one grim milestone after another, with waning investor confidence signaling that things will likely get worse before getting better.
South Africa’s rand slumped to a fresh record low against the dollar on a combination of worsening diplomatic tensions and economic risks.
Shares of Chinese electric-vehicle maker Li Auto Inc. have more than doubled from last year’s low and are tipped for further gains even as a slowing economy and price war hamper its rivals.
Constellation Energy has paused its efforts to make hydrogen using nuclear power as the Biden administration considers limiting tax credits.
The European Union stripped out explicit references to China as a non-market economy in its joint trade strategy with the US.
Saudi Arabia’s First Milling Co. set the price for its initial public offering at the top of the marketed range after being swamped by institutional orders, the latest sign of a revival in the kingdom’s IPO market.
