By 2025, Deutsche Bank wants to invest 200 billion euros in sustainable projects
By 2025, Deutsche Bank wants to invest 200 billion euros in sustainable projects By 2025, Deutsche Bank DBKGn.DE intends to invest at least 200 billion euros ($216.8 billion) in so-called sustainable financing and investments, marking the bank’s first public targets in this area. The funds will come from bank loans, bonds made on behalf
Read moreBritish stocks rise as energy stocks soar; Shell discontinues purchases of Russian oil
British stocks rise as energy stocks soar; Shell discontinues purchases of Russian oil The FTSE 100 in London edged higher on Tuesday, aided by strong gains in energy stocks as oil prices rose after Britain and the United States announced bans on Russian crude imports, while insurer and asset manager M&G was the top
Read moreTightening financial conditions are a warning sign for the global economy
Tightening financial conditions are a warning sign for the global economy Global financial conditions, which are thought to be strongly correlated with future growth, are at their tightest in two years, owing to rising energy prices, falling stock markets, and market fallout from the Ukraine-Russia conflict. The term “financial conditions” refers to how variables such
Read moreOil prices have risen to their highest level since 2008, owing to delays in Iranian talks
Oil prices have risen to their highest level since 2008, owing to delays in Iranian talks Oil prices have risen to their highest level since 2008, owing to delays in the potential return of Iranian crude to global markets and as the United States and its European allies consider prohibiting Russian oil imports. On Sunday,
Read moreThe withdrawal of Western companies from Russia is expected to accelerate
The withdrawal of Western companies from Russia is expected to accelerate More Western corporations and investors are expected to leave Russia on Tuesday, following in the footsteps of energy firms BP and Shell, which abandoned multibillion-dollar positions following the invasion of Ukraine. Leading banks, airlines, automakers, and other companies have reduced shipments, terminated partnerships, and
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