Russia’s Flows to Poland Stopped on Lack of Shipment Orders
Russia stopped oil shipments to Poland after pipeline operator Transneft didn’t receive documents necessary for the crude to be allowed to leave the country.
Russia stopped oil shipments to Poland after pipeline operator Transneft didn’t receive documents necessary for the crude to be allowed to leave the country.
Consumer confidence rose to the highest level since the end of September as more Canadians see real estate values rebounding after the central bank conditionally halted its interest-rate hikes.
Spain’s far-right party Vox filed a vote of no-confidence against the left-wing government, an attempt to oust Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez that is unlikely to succeed.
(Bloomberg) — Supporters of Italy’s Democratic Party have chosen Elly Schlein as their next leader, a surprise result that signals a shakeup in the country’s main political opposition and also means that women now lead both of the country’s biggest parties.
The United Arab Emirates’ main oil company has increased the size of an initial public offering of its gas business — already set to be the world’s largest so far this year — by a quarter to as much as $2.5 billion.
The headwinds for US equities are set to increase even further in March, with stocks coming under pressure from faltering earnings and high valuations, according to Morgan Stanley strategists.
The oil industry’s biggest party is properly returning to London for the first time since the pandemic, and the hottest topic will be whether prices are gearing up for a major rally.
The electric-vehicle brand retained US customers who returned to market for a new car last year.
Investors need to be ready for renewed global central-bank aggression should the inflation environment require it, according to a senior Bank for International Settlements official.
Belgium is looking to raise more cash from ordinary citizens, after years of subzero rates in the euro-area brought its retail program to a standstill.