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Aperam urges EU Commission to implement Steel Action Plan without delay

By Anna Peverieri (Reuters) – Luxembourg-based steel group Aperam has urged the European Commission to implement the recommendations of its Steel Action Plan without delay, the group’s CEO said on Monday. Aperam, which makes stainless and speciality steels and alloys, told the Commission that it needed to “apply existing trade defense instruments assertively”, CEO Timoteo …

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Germany’s Mukran LNG terminal at 5% utilisation in Q1, says DUH

By Riham Alkousaa BERLIN (Reuters) – Germany’s liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal in the Baltic Sea port of Mukran operated at 5% capacity in the first quarter of 2025, an analysis showed on Monday, amid local opposition and criticism over its environmental impact and excess capacity. Germany has expanded its natural gas import options to …

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Socar Trading appoints Natig Mustafayev as chief executive

LONDON (Reuters) – Natig Mustafayev has been appointed chief executive of Azeri oil and gas group Socar’s Swiss trading subsidiary, Socar Trading, the state-owned Azeri company said on Monday. Mustafayev took up the position on Monday, replacing Mariam Almaszade, who has been in the role since 2018. Almaszade will now move to a senior advisory …

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EU finance ministers to discuss tariff impact on economy

BRUSSELS (Reuters) – European Union finance ministers will discuss on Friday how to tackle the expected blow to Europe’s economic growth from tariffs imposed by the United States on EU goods, the chairman of the meeting Andrzej Domanski wrote in an invitation letter. Domanski, the finance minister of Poland which holds the rotating presidency of …

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Russian Urals oil prices fell to the lowest level since 2023 as Brent price collapsed

MOSCOW (Reuters) – Russian Urals oil prices fell to the lowest levels since 2023 as international benchmark Brent prices collapsed amid escalating trade tensions between the U.S. and China following the tariffs policy announced last week, Reuters calculations based on traders’ data showed. Weaker Urals prices will weigh on Russia’s oil revenues – a core …

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UK regulator says it is ‘critical’ ONS reverses data quality slump

By David Milliken LONDON (Reuters) -Britain’s Office for National Statistics must take urgent steps within the next four weeks to reverse a fall in the quality of key economic statistics including those for unemployment, a regulator said on Monday. The ONS has faced criticism from the Bank of England and many economists for its failure …

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Norway sovereign wealth fund to keep 70% of funds in stocks, finance minister says

OSLO (Reuters) – Norway’s $1.6 trillion sovereign wealth fund will maintain its goal of investing 70% of its assets in the stock market, Finance Minister Jens Stoltenberg said on Monday following a plunge in global equities. “We must maintain the political guidelines and stay at around 70%, and if it drops below 70% we will …

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Global bank regulator group names BoE’s Bailey as its next chair

LONDON (Reuters) – The Financial Stability Board, a group comprising financial regulators around the world, said on Monday it had nominated Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey as its next chair for a three-year term starting in July. “Andrew possesses the leadership, expertise, and vision needed to guide the FSB in achieving its objectives. We …

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Europe defence shares set for biggest daily drop since April 2020

(Reuters) -European defence company shares plunged on Monday, surrendering some of their year-to-date gains, as a steep selloff in equities sparked by U.S. President Donald Trump’s sweeping tariffs gathered pace, while fears grew of an ensuing global recession. An index of aerospace and defence companies, which so far this year has been enjoying a record …

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