Eastern Europe’s leading bourse is losing another member as one of the world’s biggest producers of sunflower oil delists from the Warsaw Stock Exchange, citing complaints including poor liquidity and thin analyst coverage.
(Bloomberg) — Argentina’s looming recession will be deeper than first expected as one of the worst droughts in recent memory ravages crucial farm exports.
The British government is in talks with the United States and European Union to prevent potential trade barriers from harming its position in the green-energy race.
US buyback announcements are running at a record pace this year, though more than two-thirds of the $261 billion in commitments are spread across only five companies, according to JPMorgan Chase & Co. strategists.
The European Commission will propose extending emergency gas demand reduction measures until next year to ensure it is well prepared for the coming winter, energy chief Kadri Simson said
WANdisco Plc, a UK enterprise software provider, warned it had uncovered “sophisticated” accounting irregularities days after the British software firm said it was considering listing in the US.
The family owners of remittances and money exchange firm Al Ansari Financial Services plan to sell a 10% stake in its Dubai initial public offering, marking the emirate’s first listing this year.
Silvergate Capital Corp. plans to wind down operations and liquidate its bank after the crypto industry’s meltdown sapped the company’s financial strength, sending shares plunging.
The Federal Reserve Bank of New York this week said stress on the world’s beleaguered supply chains had finally returned to normal — below normal, in fact.
Pakistan is still resolving differences with the International Monetary Fund to resume its $6.5 billion loan program but expects to reach an agreement in the next few days.
