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Peruvian archaeologists discover tombs from pre-Inca times

Peruvian archaeologists discover tombs from pre-Inca times

Peruvian archaeologists have found tombs and remains from the pre-Inca period more than 800 years old in Huaral, on the coast north of the city of Lima. The more than 30 funerary bundles found belong to the Chancay culture that was located mainly between Ancon in the south and the Supe Valley in the north, …

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Warren Buffett’s company loses 22,819 million dollars in 2022

Warren Buffett's company loses 22,819 million dollars in 2022

Berkshire Hathaway (NYSE:BRKa), the firm of billionaire Warren Buffett, lost last year 22,819 million dollars compared to profits of 89,795 million in 2021 due to volatility in the stock market. As for the last quarter of the year, the company based in Omaha (Nebraska) announced on Saturday a profit of 18,164 million, less than half …

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Russia cuts off oil supply by pipeline to Poland, says PKN Orlen CEO

Russia cuts off oil supply by pipeline to Poland, says PKN Orlen CEO

The supply of petroleum The Russian pipeline to Poland via the Druzhba pipeline has been disrupted, Daniel Obajtek, chief executive of PKN Orlen, said on Saturday. “We are effectively securing supplies. Russia has cut off supplies to Poland, for which we are prepared. Only 10% of the crude has come from Russia and we will …

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Kutxabank achieved a profit of €330.5 million in 2022, up 52.7%

Kutxabank achieved a profit of €330.5 million in 2022, up 52.7%

Kutxabank obtained a net profit of 330.5 million euros in 2022, which means an increase of 52.7% compared to the previous year, although it remains 21.6 million of the result obtained in 2019, the last year before the pandemic. The chairman of Kutxabank, Anton Arriola, and the CEO, Javier García Lurueña, presented the annual results …

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EU adopts new sanctions, vows to increase pressure on Moscow

EU adopts new sanctions, vows to increase pressure on Moscow

The European Union vowed to increase pressure on Moscow “until Ukraine is liberated” by adopting a tenth package of sanctions against Russia on Saturday, a day after the first anniversary of the invasion of Ukraine. “We now have the most far-reaching sanctions in history, which will reduce Russia’s war arsenal and profoundly affect its economy,” …

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CajaSur closes 2022 with a profit of almost 24 million euros

CajaSur closes 2022 with a profit of almost 24 million euros

The financial institution CajaSur, integrated into the Kutxabank Group, has closed 2022 with a net profit of 23.9 million euros, as explained this Saturday at the annual meeting of the Group’s managers, held at the Kursaal Conference Centre in Donostia-San Sebastián. Kutxabank’s results have been presented by Chairman Anton Arriola, who has reported net profits …

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Macron links EU-Mercosur deal to ecological improvements in Latin America

Macron links EU-Mercosur deal to ecological improvements in Latin America

French President Emmanuel Macron on Saturday conditioned his support for a trade agreement between the European Union and Mercosur on Latin American countries having the same environmental standards as European ones. “An agreement with the countries of the Latin American continent is not possible if they do not respect the Paris agreements (on combating climate …

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The Aspla committee will maintain its confinement until negotiations resume

The Aspla committee will maintain its confinement until negotiations resume

The strike committee of the company Aspla Plásticos Españoles has decided to maintain the confinement at the headquarters of the Orecla that began yesterday afternoon, Friday, until negotiations resume to try to find a way out of the strike in the Torrelavega factory that this Saturday already celebrates 28 days. The president of the committee, …

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Graffiti vandalism on Renfe trains costs 25.2 million a year

Graffiti vandalism on Renfe trains costs 25.2 million a year

The graffiti vandalism, which affected last year about 80,000 square meters of Renfe train surface, generated a cost of 25.2 million euros, which represents an average of 69,000 euros per day, the railway operator reported Saturday in a statement. In addition to the cleaning itself, to this figure are added the indirect expenses derived from …

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G20 Finance Ministers Seek Debt Relief Agreement

G20 Finance Ministers Seek Debt Relief Agreement

The finance ministers and central banks of the G20 seek in their first meeting for this period a common agreement to seek debt relief, although the group maintains differences, said on Saturday the vice president of the Spanish Government and Minister of Economy, Nadia Calviño. “Discussions are ongoing and I think we are making progress …

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European industry, facing its chance to dispute China’s solar hegemony

European industry, facing its chance to dispute China's solar hegemony

The importance of renewables in the transformation of the European production model has turned the decarbonization process into an opportunity for the Old Continent to recover its photovoltaic solar industry more than a decade after its relocation to Asia. To achieve this, the region aims to recover its industrial capacity at the top of the …

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Escrivá finalizes technical details to carry out the pension reform

Escrivá finalizes technical details to carry out the pension reform

The Minister of Inclusion, Social Security and Migration, José Luis Escrivá, finalizes the technical details to close the pending measures of the pension reform with Brussels and to be able to complete the three-way negotiations within the Government itself, in Congress and in the social dialogue. After months of intense work, the reform – which …

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UK and EU closer to Northern Ireland deal

UK and EU closer to Northern Ireland deal

The United Kingdom and the European Union (EU) have advanced in their negotiations on the Northern Ireland Protocol and are preparing to announce an agreement in the coming hours, British media reported on Saturday. The deputies of the ruling Conservative Party have been ordered to be present at Monday’s session of the House of Commons …

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Spain’s Sacyr rebounds with a profit of €118 million in 2022

Spain's Sacyr rebounds with a profit of €118 million in 2022

Spanish engineering firm Sacyr on Friday reported a 2022 net profit of 111 million euros ($117.5 million), recovering from a loss a year earlier helped by higher returns from its highway concession businesses, whose operations are tied to inflation. “Behind the solid results of 2022 is Sacyr’s ability to commission new concession assets,” the company …

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AXA IM warns: “Central banks will continue in hawk mode”

AXA IM warns: "Central banks will continue in hawk mode"

In a scenario of high stock market volatility, analysts continue to study investment possibilities. Chris Iggo, President of AXA (EPA:AXAF) IM Investment Institute and CIO of AXA Investment Managers, analyzes corporate fixed income, credit, as the great investment opportunity, “with the highest returns available for more than a decade”. Although earnings forecasts are falling, demand …

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JPMorgan’s Dimon says US interest rates could reach 6%: CNBC

JPMorgan's Dimon says US interest rates could reach 6%: CNBC

The chief executive of JPMorgan Chase & Co (NYSE:.JPMJamie Dimon predicts U.S. interest rates could reach 6%, he said Thursday in an interview with CNBC. The Federal Reserve has sought to quickly curb runaway inflation and would likely halt interest rates by a little more than 5%, but they may have to rise higher, Dimon …

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The next BoJ governor defends his ultra-loose monetary policy

The next BoJ governor defends his ultra-loose monetary policy

Economist and academic Kazuo Ueda, who will become the next governor of the Bank of Japan (Boj) on April 9, said today that the current monetary policy of the entity is “appropriate” in the current economic context of the country. In his first appearance before parliament in view of the approval of his appointment, Ueda …

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ECB could still need big rate hike after March, Nagel says

ECB could still need big rate hike after March, Nagel says

The European Central Bank may still have to raise interest rates significantly after March as inflation, particularly core price growth, remains too high, Bundesbank President Joachim Nagel said on Friday. Although headline inflation is well below its peak, core price growth, a key indicator of inflation’s durability, rose to an all-time high of 5.3% last …

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CPI pressures Bank of Japan at 41-year high

CPI pressures Bank of Japan at 41-year high

Japan’s core inflation hit a new 41-year high in January as businesses passed on rising costs to households, official data showed on Friday, keeping the country’s central bank under pressure to gradually scale back its massive stimulus program. The data underscore the dilemma monetary leaders face in the face of soaring fuel and staple prices, …

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EXCLUSIVE: Netflix prepares to open an office in Vietnam

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U.S. streaming giant Netflix Inc (NASDAQ:NFLX) is preparing to open an office in Vietnam after years of negotiations with authorities and completing a risk assessment, according to two sources with knowledge of the matter. A local office would make Netflix the first major U.S. tech company with a direct presence in the fast-growing Southeast Asian …

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European stock markets rise driven by Saint-Gobain and Elekta

European stock markets rise driven by Saint-Gobain and Elekta

European stock markets opened higher on Friday, boosted by encouraging earnings reports from French building materials giant Saint-Gobain and Swedish radiotherapy team Elekta (BS:EKTABs). The index STOXX 600 It rose 0.4 percent at 08:11 GMT, in line with a rise in Asian markets, after the Bank of Japan ruled out an early end to ultra-accommodative …

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The Ibex-35 opens higher while waiting for US inflation signals

The Ibex exceeds the 9,500 points pending Powell and US employment

Spain’s main stock index opened slightly higher on Friday, continuing the previous day’s trend, as a market awaits a key indicator of U.S. inflation and a flood of corporate earnings. The underlying private consumption deflator in the US or PCE price index – the Federal Reserve’s favorite metric – could show a new moderation in …

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Pemex is affected by fires at three facilities on the same day

Pemex is affected by fires at three facilities on the same day

Three fires broke out at facilities in Mexico and the United States operated by Mexican state oil company Pemex on Thursday, leaving five missing and eight injured as of Thursday night. Five people were missing after a fire at a storage facility in Veracruz state that had sent three others to a hospital, the company …

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German consumer confidence consolidates upward trajectory – GfK

German consumer confidence consolidates upward trajectory - GfK

German consumer confidence will improve in March for a fifth straight month thanks to falling energy prices, a survey by the GfK institute showed on Friday. The institute said its consumer confidence index improved to -30.5 ahead of March, above February’s revised reading of -33.8, but slightly lower than an average forecast of -30.4 that …

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Mixed European futures at the end of the week

Mixed European futures at the end of the week

European markets could open the session indefinitely, judging by the movement of futures at this time. The future of the Dax up 0.2%, the future of the Cac 40 quotes flat with certain falls and the future of the Ibex 35 It earns 0.3% right now. Wall Street closed green yesterday. Investors remain vigilant about …

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Telefónica supports the Orange-MásMóvil merger without corrective measures

Telefónica supports the Orange-MásMóvil merger without corrective measures

Telefonica supports the merger of its two Spanish competitors, MásMóvil (BME:MASM) and the local unit of France’s Orange (EPA:PRAYChief Executive Jose Maria Alvarez-Pallete said Thursday. “In the case of Spain, we are in favor of the Orange-MásMóvil operation and believe it should be approved without corrective measures,” Alvarez-Pallete told analysts during a call to analyze …

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U.S. GDP, NVIDIA, Alibaba results: 5 keys on Wall Street

U.S. GDP, NVIDIA, Alibaba results: 5 keys on Wall Street

The United States releases revised fourth-quarter gross domestic product data, a day after Federal Reserve minutes indicated frustration as markets try to force it into an early pivot. Other central banks around the world carry out their own pivots, Korea has stopped raising rates and Turkey cuts them. Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) encourages the chip manufacturing sector …

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ECB rates at highs? Goldman expects rises to 3.5%; Deutsche, at 3.75%

ECB rates at highs? Goldman expects rises to 3.5%; Deutsche, at 3.75%

Markets are still closely watching central bankers’ statements about upcoming interest rate moves. With an eye already set on March, Goldman Sachs analysts expect the European Central Bank (ECB) to raise interest rates three times this year, taking the terminal rate to 3.5% from 3.25% previously estimated. In a note echoed by Reuters, the entity …

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Spain’s eDreams reduces losses with increased subscribers and bookings

Spain's eDreams reduces losses with increased subscribers and bookings

Spanish travel booking company eDreams (BME:EDREODIGEO reported on Thursday that its net loss fell to 10.1 million euros ($10.73 million) in the October-December period, when it added more subscribers and saw the number of bookings rise again. Following the end of COVID-19 restrictions, the tourism sector is picking up, with pent-up demand for travel helping …

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BoE’s Mann says it’s too early to stop raising rates

BoE's Mann says it's too early to stop raising rates

Catherine Mann, a member of the Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee, said on Thursday it was too early to say the risks posed by last year’s uptick in inflation had subsided and that the central bank needed to keep raising borrowing costs. “I think further tightening is needed, and I caution that a turn …

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Chinese anti-corruption body vows tough on financial sector

Chinese anti-corruption body vows tough on financial sector

China’s top anti-corruption body vowed on Thursday to “firmly” pursue bad practices in the financial sector, days after a well-known Chinese businessman became the latest executive to go missing without explanation. In a strong comment posted on its website, the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection (CCDI) vowed to “seriously punish … to corrupt elements” in …

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Arms company BAE Systems forecasts more growth thanks to Ukraine conflict

Arms company BAE Systems forecasts more growth thanks to Ukraine conflict

BAE Systems largest defence company, said its profits will rise again this year, after soaring last year, as Russia’s invasion of Ukraine continues to boost military spending. Demand for weapons, ammunition and military equipment has soared, at a time when Britain, the United States and other allies support Ukraine and seek to shore up their …

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Italy’s Eni makes record profits, but markets penalize it

Italy's Eni makes record profits, but markets penalize it

Italian energy group Eni (BIT:ENI) said on Thursday its adjusted net profit rose to 13.300 billion euros ($14.120 billion) in 2022, the highest in more than a decade, but its shares fell as markets focused on weaker fourth-quarter exploration and production results. The Italian state-controlled group’s 2022 results were boosted by increased attention to energy …

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Gold remains stable as fears of US rate hikes persist

Gold Heads for Weekly Decline Amid Rate Hike Pressures

Gold prices were little changed on Thursday as traders waited for U.S. growth data for more clues on the pace of interest rate hikes by the Federal Reserve. At 0954 GMT, spot gold was up 0.1 percent at $1,826.26 an ounce, and U.S. gold futures were down 0.4 percent at $1,833.70. Gold remains consolidated, but …

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Nvidia boosts chipmakers as investors assess Fed minutes

Nvidia boosts chipmakers as investors assess Fed minutes

Global stocks posted slight gains on Thursday as strong semiconductor performers were overshadowed by news that the Federal Reserve would continue to raise rates to placate inflation but take smaller steps. Higher-than-expected revenue from chip giant Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) caused its shares to rise 9% on Wall Street, which contributed to Nasdaq futures rose 0.9% on …

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Belgium investigates Russian ‘spy ship’ in North Sea

Belgium investigates Russian 'spy ship' in North Sea

Belgium said it was investigating the presence of a Russian “spy ship” in the North Sea, a day after neighbouring Netherlands reported that Russia was targeting infrastructure in those waters. The ship was detected in the Belgian North Sea in mid-November last year, Vincent Van Quickenborne, Belgian Minister of Justice and North Sea, said in …

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Business confidence in Germany improves in February

Business confidence in Germany improves in February

Business confidence in Germany improved in February, adding to signs that Europe’s largest economy is recovering despite the energy crisis and high inflation, a survey showed on Wednesday. The Ifo economic institute said its business confidence index stood at 91.1 points, following a revised reading of 90.1 in January. A Reuters poll of analysts had …

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The dollar touches six-week highs due to the strengthening of economies

The dollar touches six-week highs due to the strengthening of economies

The dollar was little changed on Wednesday and continued to trade near six-week highs on strong economic data. Surveys released Tuesday showed U.S. business activity unexpectedly picked up in February and hit its highest level in eight months. In the euro zone, a survey-based indicator of activity also rebounded and reached its highest level in …

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Tesla reduces its battery plans in Germany in the face of US incentives

Tesla has begun assembling battery systems at its plant in Germany, but will focus cell production in the United States in light of the Inflation Reduction Act’s tax incentives, a spokesman said Wednesday. The U.S. electric vehicle maker is also preparing to produce cell components, such as electrodes, some of which will be shipped from …

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Wheat buyers fight price rises by cutting forward purchases

Wheat buyers fight price rises by cutting forward purchases

Ravaged by high and volatile prices, global buyers of wheat They are reducing their purchases of future supplies, although this increases their exposure to possible price increases that would end up affecting consumers, who are already struggling with food inflation. According to millers, analysts and traders, buyers from major importers in Asia, the Middle East …

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Oil falls on fuel demand doubts ahead of Fed minutes

Oil prices fell for a third straight session on Wednesday as concerns about fuel demand were fuelled by expectations that minutes from the latest U.S. Federal Reserve meeting indicated the need to further raise interest rates. At 1025 GMT, futures Brent crude For April delivery, they lost $1.13, or 1.36 percent, to $81.92 a barrel, …

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Year-on-year inflation in Germany reaches 8.7%

The Factors Driving High Inflation Rates in Florida

The year-on-year inflation in Germany stood at 8.7% in January, and rose 1% compared to December, with energy as the main driver of the increase in prices, the Federal Statistical Office (Destatis) reported on Wednesday. In December the year-on-year rate was 8.1% and in November 8.8%. “We see price increases in many goods and increasingly …

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The dollar loses positions while waiting for the minutes of the Fed

The dollar loses positions while waiting for the minutes of the Fed

The U.S. dollar lost ground at the start of Wednesday’s trading day in Europe, reversing some of the previous session’s gains, as traders cautiously await the release of minutes from the Federal Reserve’s February meeting. At 8:55 am (CET), the Dollar Index, which tracks the currency’s performance against a basket of six other major currencies, …

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Wall Street futures fall: Home Depot disappoints, PMI data

Wall Street futures fall: Concern for banking returns

U.S. stocks point to a lower opening on Tuesday after disappointing results from Home Depot (NYSE:HD), as concerns grow about the possibility of the U.S. economy slipping into recession. At 13:00 (CET), the contract of Dow futures down 225 points or 0.7%, S&P 500 futures 27 points or 0.7% are left and the Nasdaq 100 …

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Where are the tomatoes? UK faces shortages over import problems

UK faces shortages over import problems

Britain is facing a shortage of tomatoes after supplies to supermarkets including market leader Tesco (LON:TSCO) and number two, Sainsbury’s (LON:SBRY)’s, will be affected by crop disruptions in southern Europe and North Africa. Supermarkets said the situation was exacerbated by lower winter production in British and Dutch greenhouses due to high energy costs. Andrew Opie, …

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Concerns about Chinese supply boost aluminum prices

Concerns about Chinese supply boost aluminum prices

Prices for aluminium They hit their highest level in more than a week on Tuesday due to production cuts by top producer China, although rising inventories limited gains. At 1040 GMT, benchmark aluminium on the London Metal Exchange (LME) was up 0.6 percent at $2,472 a tonne, after hitting its highest since Feb. 10 at …

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The British economy shows unexpected dynamism in February: PMI

According to a survey on Tuesday, Britain appears on track to avoid an expected recession as businesses posted an unexpected pickup in activity this month as well as easing price pressures. The preliminary reading of the S&P Global/CIPS UK Composite Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) jumped to 53 in February from 48.5 in January, above the …

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Euro falls, but solid services data hold back losses

The dollar touches six-week highs due to the strengthening of economies

The euro remained under pressure on Tuesday after data showed euro zone manufacturing activity deteriorated this month as a rebound in the more inflation-sensitive services sector dampened losses. Over the past two weeks, the euro has suffered especially against the dollar, after strong U.S. jobs data and signs of persisting inflation increased the chances of …

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Gold Falls on Dollar Firmness as Markets Await U.S. Data

Gold rises as traders assess repercussions of SVB collapse

Prices for gold They fell on Tuesday due to the dollar’s rise, as investors waited for fresh U.S. economic data to gauge the Federal Reserve’s interest-rate hike strategy. At 0952 GMT, spot gold was down 0.3 percent at $1,835.70 an ounce, and U.S. gold futures were down 0.4 percent at $1,843.10. The Dollar Index It …

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Spain’s Grenergy sells three solar parks in Chile for 41.3 million euros

Spain's Grenergy sells three solar parks in Chile for 41.3 million euros

Grenergy announced the sale of three solar parks in Chile for 41.3 million euros as part of the Spanish listed company’s asset rotation and growth financing strategy. These are three photovoltaic plants: Dolores, agreed in the last quarter of 2022, Zaturno and Buenaventura, both operations will be recognized in this first quarter of 2023, with …

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Eurozone business growth hits 9-month high – PMI

Can there be a sovereign debt crisis in the Eurozone? This is what Nomura says.

Buoyant growth in services sent the euro zone’s business activity recovery gaining momentum, expanding much faster than previously thought, according to a survey that provided the latest signs that the monetary union could escape recession. S&P Global’s Composite Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI), considered a good indicator of overall economic health, rose to 52.3 points in …

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Brent crude falls on fears of global economic slowdown

Brent crude falls on fears of global economic slowdown

Prices for Brent crude They fell on Tuesday on fears that the global economic slowdown will reduce fuel demand, prompting investors to reap profits after the previous day’s gains. Traders are awaiting minutes from the Federal Reserve’s latest meeting, scheduled for Wednesday, after the latest core inflation data raised the risk that interest rates will …

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Cepsa partners with Dutch companies to supply green ammonia – sources

Cepsa partners with Dutch companies to supply green ammonia - sources

Spain’s Cepsa signed an agreement with three Dutch companies on Monday to supply environmentally friendly ammonia to a terminal in the port of Rotterdam, two sources familiar with the matter said. Ammonia, produced from hydrogen generated by renewables, could be exported or converted back into green hydrogen for northwest European industry, said the sources, who …

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OPEC+ decisions are not politicized, says Saudi energy minister

OPEC+ decisions are not politicized, says Saudi energy minister

OPEC+ decisions are not politicized and based on market fundamentals, Saudi Energy Minister Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman said on Monday, adding that the alliance of oil producers is flexible enough to adjust its policy if necessary. Prince Abdulaziz made the remarks at a media forum in the capital Riyadh on last October’s decision to cut …

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Crude rises on hopes of Chinese demand, supply concerns

Crude rises on hopes of Chinese demand, supply concerns

Oil prices rose on Monday, buoyed by optimism about Chinese demand, continued production cuts by major producers and Russia’s plans to curb supply. At 1020 GMT, the Brent crude It rose 59 cents, or 0.7 percent, to $83.59 a barrel, while West Texas Intermediate (WTI) for March, which expires Tuesday, gained 58 cents, or 0.8 …

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Russia accuses Kiev of planning nuclear incident

Russia accuses Kiev of planning nuclear incident

Russia said on Sunday Ukraine planned to stage a nuclear incident on its territory to blame Moscow ahead of a United Nations meeting, without providing evidence of the allegation. Since the beginning of its invasion of Ukraine nearly a year ago, Russia has repeatedly accused Kiev of planning “false flag” operations with unconventional weapons, using …

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Meta announces subscription to get verification on Instagram and Facebook

Meta announces subscription to get verification on Instagram and Facebook

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg on Sunday announced “Meta Verified,” a monthly subscription in which users of Instagram and Facebook (NASDAQ:GOAL) will be able to get their account verified with a blue badge, among other benefits. The founder of Facebook has explained -in the social network Instagram- that this annual subscription will cost between 11.99 and …

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China maintains reference rates for sixth month, further easing is expected

China maintains reference rates for sixth month, further easing is expected

In February, China kept its benchmark interest rates unchanged for a sixth straight month, as the world’s second-largest economy showed more signs of recovery from a COVID-19 pandemic-induced slump. A series of better-than-expected recent data suggests economic activity is picking up, as Beijing abandoned its severe “zero COVID” strategy in December and adopted a growth-friendly …

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Joe Biden visits Kiev unannounced on eve of war anniversary

Joe Biden visits Kiev unannounced on eve of war anniversary

U.S. President Joe Biden paid an unannounced visit to Kiev on Monday as a show of support for the first anniversary of Russia’s invasion and promised President Volodymyr Zelenskiy that Washington would be with Ukraine for as long as necessary. Air raid sirens sounded across the Ukrainian capital during Biden’s visit to Kiev, though no …

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Flat European futures: Today, no Wall Street benchmarks

Wall Street futures fall: Concern for banking returns

European markets could open the session without a definite trend, judging by the movement of futures at this time. The future of the Daxthe future of the Cac 40 and the future of the Ibex 35 They are trading plans at the moment. Today Wall Street does not operate for the Presidents Day holiday, so …

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A third of the beneficiaries of the Minimum Vital Income are Andalusians

A third of the beneficiaries of the Minimum Vital Income are Andalusians

A third of the total number of people who receive the Minimum Vital Income (IMV) reside in Andalusia, autonomy in which almost 6% of the population (502,308 people) receives this aid, followed by the Valencian Community (185,419) and Madrid (156,947). The autonomous regions that have proportionally a greater number of beneficiaries are Melilla (13%), Ceuta …

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The Hang Seng gains 0.8% in a good real estate session

The Hang Seng gains 0.8% in a good real estate session

The benchmark index of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, the Hang Seng, closed today with gains of 0.81% in a session marked by the good performance of real estate values. The selective added 167.15 points to 20,886.96, while the index that measures the behavior of mainland Chinese companies listed on the Hong Kong parquet, the …

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Blinken in Turkey supports Nordic countries’ rapid accession to NATO

Blinken in Turkey supports Nordic countries' rapid accession to NATO

Secretary of State Antony Blinken said on Monday Washington strongly supports Sweden and Finland’s rapid accession to NATO, given the progress they have already made, although his Turkish counterpart stressed the need for more concrete steps. “The United States strongly supports the accession of the Nordic countries as soon as possible… NATO enlargement with Sweden …

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Will Content Still Be ‘King’ With ChatGPT? Let’s Explore…

Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you’ve surely heard about ChatGPT. Some are welcoming it with open arms as if it’s the best thing since sliced bread. Others, on the other hand, are rather skeptical, with well warranted reasons in their own right. For starters, one of the pillars of effective and successful marketing …

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