Europe’s markets and politics closed the year on sharply diverging tracks.Britain’s FTSE 100 powered to a historic milestone as geopolitics turbocharged energy and defence stocks, while the eurozone enjoyed a rare mix of falling inflation and resilient growth.Germany’s services sector held firm, masking a deepening manufacturing slump.Meanwhile, Greenland delivered a…
Global markets closed the day shaped by geopolitics, regulation, and shifting risk appetite.US plans around Venezuela’s oil sector met…
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Shares of US oil companies surged on Monday, a jump spurred by the potential to gain access to Venezuela’s…
US stocks opened the week on a firm footing, brushing aside geopolitical shock after Washington’s strike on Venezuela and…
Copper prices reached a new record high on Monday, driven by intensifying concerns over supply.This was primarily a result…
Europe’s markets and politics jolted into motion as a dramatic US intervention in Venezuela rippled across global finance and…