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Mexican billionaire Slim's Grupo Carso confirms Pemex contract for Macavil gas field
Mexican billionaire Carlos Slim's Grupo Carso confirmed on Tuesday that it had signed a contract with state energy company Pemex to develop the onshore Macavil field in southern Mexico, focusing on...
EU must cut power prices to be competitive, central European leaders say
The European Union must act to cut electricity prices to safeguard the competitiveness of its industry, the prime ministers of Austria, the Czech Republic and Slovakia said on Tuesday ahead of a...
Kenyan airport workers could go on strike next week
Kenyan aviation workers could go on strike next week, disrupting operations at airports across the country, after their union gave seven days' notice to the civil aviation authority, a letter from the...
Ethiopian Airlines half-year revenue up 14% from previous year
Ethiopian Airlines, Africa's biggest commercial carrier, said on Tuesday that its half-year revenue rose 14% from the previous year, helped by the introduction of new destinations, more flights and...
French wine, spirits export volumes sink to at least 25-year low
French wine and spirits exports fell last year to their lowest volume in at least 25 years as U.S. tariffs and Chinese duties hit sales and a strong euro made some alcohol more expensive, industry...
South Korea to start reviewing US investment projects ahead of enacting bill
South Korea will set up a committee to conduct preliminary reviews of U.S. investment projects as it seeks to speed up the implementation of a $350 billion investment package pledged under a trade...
India regulator stalls new exchanges' entry into options market, sources say
India's market regulator has stopped the country's two newest exchanges from offering trading in equity derivatives, asking them to build their share-trading businesses first, two regulatory sources...
Trump administration prepares to gut climate laws
A look at the day ahead in European and global markets from Gregor Stuart Hunter Global stocks are at fresh peaks, helped by the seemingly indefatigable tech sector, while new moves by...
India's gold ETF inflows top equity mutual funds for the first time
Indian investors piled into gold exchange-traded funds in January as prices soared amid rising geopolitical risk, surpassing flows into equity funds for the first time, industry data showed on...
Gold drops as investors brace for US jobs and inflation numbers
Gold fell more than 1% on Tuesday as the market consolidated ahead of U.S. jobs and inflation data that could offer further clues to the Federal Reserve's interest-rate outlook. Spot...
Trump threatens to bar new US-Canada bridge from opening, demands talks with Ottawa
U.S. President Donald Trump on Monday threatened to bar the new $4.7 billion bridge connecting Detroit and Windsor, Ontario from opening, in his latest salvo against Canada over trade issues. ...
USDA says fly production plant to open by end of 2027 to fight screwworm
The U.S. Department of Agriculture will open a facility in Texas by the end of next year that produces sterile flies intended to fight the flesh-eating parasite New World screwworm, Secretary Brooke...
Bangladesh secures reduced 19% US tariff, exemption for some apparel made with US material
Bangladesh has secured a reduced 19% U.S. tariff under a trade agreement signed between the two countries on Monday, granting exemptions for some textiles and garments manufactured with U.S....
Canadian airlines suspend Cuba flights as island set to run out of jet fuel
Canadian airlines on Monday suspended flights to Cuba, which warned it was running out of jet fuel, as the U.S. tightens its grip on the communist-run nation's oil supply by blocking shipments from...
50,000 points for the Dow Jones!
The index could chalk up a tenth straight month of gains in February.
Botswana projects economic rebound but spiralling debt
Botswana's economy is projected to grow this year after two successive years of contraction, but debt is expected to rise beyond the government's statutory ceiling because of another large budget...
Indian farm unions, opposition vow to fight India-US trade pact
Indian farm unions and opposition parties have called for nationwide protests against the new India-U.S. trade framework, saying it risks hurting the farm sector by allowing more U.S. imports,...
South African rand starts week firmer as gold rebounds
The South African rand began the week firmer on Monday, boosted mainly by the renewed rise in its core export gold. At 1508 GMT, the rand traded at 15.9150 against the dollar, roughly up...
Angola seeks 20%-30% stake in De Beers, senior official says
Angola is pursuing a 20%-30% stake in Anglo American's diamond unit De Beers, a proposal being discussed with other diamond-producing African nations, a senior official from Angola's mining ministry...
South African regulator says Eskom can increase charges more than previously approved
South Africa's energy regulator said on Sunday that it granted state utility Eskom larger electricity rate increases for its next two financial years than originally set after admitting errors in its...
Take-Two takes that, despite imminent release of GTA VI
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Gold under pressure despite intact structural support
The Greenback Rides Eurozone Vulnerabilities
Rates increases may be nearing their end
LSEG: The market is discounting an annuity on the assumption it is perishable
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