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Analysis-Russia’s Arctic oil feels the chill from U.S. sanctions

MOSCOW (Reuters) – Russia’s vast Arctic oil business is facing major disruption from U.S. sanctions on its tankers and depots, stranding crude supplies previously snapped up by Asian buyers in storage, according to three sources familiar with its logistics. The sanctions unveiled on Friday are the toughest yet on Russia’s oil sector, targeting major producers …

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Britain’s Reeves pledges to stick to fiscal rules at all times

By Sachin Ravikumar and Sam Tabahriti LONDON (Reuters) – British finance minister Rachel Reeves, facing criticism for her management of the economy after a sharp increase in the cost of government borrowing, said on Tuesday that she would stick to her fiscal rules at all times. Reeves was speaking in parliament, where opposition Conservatives attacked …

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Italy’s Intesa ‘tests’ bitcoin with 1 million euro investment

By Valentina Za MILAN (Reuters) -Italy’s biggest bank, Intesa Sanpaolo, has made its first proprietary bitcoin trade, buying 1 million euros ($1 million) of the world’s largest digital currency in what CEO Carlo Messina described as “a test”. Intesa in 2023 set up a proprietary trading desk for digital assets and last year started handling …

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UK competition watchdog to investigate Google search services

By Paul Sandle and Muvija M LONDON (Reuters) -Britain will use new regulatory powers to investigate Google’s search services to see how they impact consumers and businesses, including advertisers and rivals, following U.S. calls to break up the tech giant. The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA), which gained a wider remit over big tech this …

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Thyssenkrupp says $3 billion green steel plan not wholly reliant on hydrogen

FRANKFURT (Reuters) – Thyssenkrupp said a planned green steel site worth around 3 billion euros ($3.1 billion) could go ahead even if government ambitions to build up a world-leading hydrogen industry fail. German opposition leader Friedrich Merz, tipped to become chancellor in next month’s election, said late on Monday a fast shift to hydrogen was …

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Italy adopts tax incentives for domestic government bond buyers

ROME (Reuters) – Italy adopted a decree on Tuesday to issue effective tax incentives for the purchase of government bonds, part of Rome’s efforts to boost domestic holdings of its almost 3 trillion euro ($3.08 trillion) public debt. Announced in late 2023 and widely criticised for benefiting the well-off rather than the poor, the plan …

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