Finance
2020, July, 16, 15:45:00
AUSTRALIA'S WOODSIDE LOOSES $4 BLN
Woodside decided to reduce its planned expenditure in 2020 by around 50% to AUD2.4bn (US$1.5bn)
2020, July, 15, 14:05:00
GOLD PRICE UNCHANGED
Spot gold was little changed at $1,808.85 per ounce by 0658 GMT. U.S. gold futures eased 0.2% to $1,808.40.
2020, July, 15, 14:00:00
RUSSIA'S GAZPROM EARNINGS DOWN
In April and May, Russian companies sold abroad 65.4 tons of gold for $3.55 billion while energy corporation Gazprom, holding a monopoly for delivery of natural gas to foreign countries, earned $2.4 billion over the same period.
2020, July, 15, 13:55:00
RUSSIA'S GAZPROM EXPORTS UNCHANGED
Gazprom's expectations for its realized European gas price for the year were also unchanged.
2020, July, 15, 13:45:00
RUSSIA, TURKEY NUCLEAR STRATEGY $20 BLN
The $20bn Akkuyu nuclear plant will comprise four 1200MWe VVER-1200 reactors
2020, July, 14, 12:30:00
E.EUROPE'S ENERGY TRANSITION €10 BLN
The Modernisation Fund will allocate around €14bn from the auctioning of allowances from the EU Emissions Trading System (EU ETS)
2020, July, 10, 11:15:00
SAUDI'S DERIVATIVES EXCHANGE
Saudi Arabia’s Capital Market Authority (CMA) plans to launch a derivatives exchange in the latest move to modernize the Kingdom’s financial landscape.
2020, July, 9, 15:45:00
TOTAL FOR MOZAMBIQUE LNG $15.8 BLN
The project, Mozambique LNG, is one of several being developed in the country’s extreme north following one of the largest gas finds in a decade off its coast.
2020, July, 9, 15:40:00
BRITAIN'S POUND UP
the pound was up on Thursday to $1.2655 against a broadly weaker dollar,
2020, July, 9, 15:35:00
GOLD PRICE UPDOWN
Spot gold was little changed at $1,809.19 per ounce, U.S. gold futures were 0.3% lower at $1,816.
2020, July, 9, 15:30:00
TURKEY'S FOREIGH INVESTMENT DOWN $8 BLN
Overseas investors have withdrawn nearly $8 billion from Turkish stocks since January,
2020, July, 7, 16:00:00
GERMANY'S INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION UP
Germany has put the worst of the impact of the coronavirus lockdown behind it: orders for industrial goods rose 10.4% in May
