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All publications by tag «EUROPE»

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2020, May, 21, 12:25:00
EUROPE'S SHARES DOWN
The pan-European STOXX 600 fell 1.0%
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2020, May, 19, 11:45:00
NORD STREAM 2: UNBUNDING RULES
In November 2019, the German parliament modified the Energy Industry Act to transpose the European Gas Directive that was amended in April 2019.
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2020, May, 18, 08:45:00
CHINA, EUROPE ACQUISITIONS
“We have to see that Chinese companies, partly with the support of state funds, are increasingly trying to buy up European companies that are cheap to acquire or that got into economic difficulties due to the coronavirus crisis,”
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2020, May, 15, 11:35:00
EUROPE'S STOCKS UP
The pan-European STOXX 600 rose 1.4%
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2020, May, 6, 12:00:00
NORWAY'S GAS TO EUROPE DOWN
The supplies were the lowest since October last year when Norway delivered just 7.39 Bcm to the UK and Continental Europe.
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2020, April, 29, 12:20:00
U.S.$ DOWN YET
Sterling rose 0.2% against the weaker dollar, at $1.2443. As the euro also strengthened versus the dollar, the pound was down around 0.3% versus the euro at 87.335 pence.
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2020, April, 28, 14:20:00
EUROPE'S STOCKS UP YET
The pan-European STOXX 600 held at a near seven-week high with a 0.7% gain,
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2020, April, 27, 12:35:00
U.S.$ DOWN AGAIN
The U.S. dollar was weaker against the Japanese yen and the euro
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2020, April, 27, 12:30:00
EUROPE'S SHARES UP
The pan-European STOXX 600 rose 1.5%, following gains in Asian markets after the Bank of Japan pledged to buy unlimited amount of bonds to keep borrowing costs low.
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2020, April, 24, 13:20:00
EUROPE'S ECONOMY WILL DOWN BY 8%
“As of today, in the European Union, we’re on course for a 5% to 10% (recession), meaning it’s about 7.5%. But that is today, and if things don’t improve and if we have a second peak (of the outbreak), things could get worse”, Breton said.