Euro zone business activity contracted in September, PMI shows
Euro zone business activity slipped back into contraction last month although the downturn was not as steep as initially thought,…
US office market shows signs of bottoming after big discount sales
The beleaguered U.S. office property market may be bottoming out, analysts told Reuters, pointing to a string of sales of…
Growth slows to near halt in German services sector in September, PMI shows
Growth in Germany’s services sector slowed for a fourth consecutive month in September, coming to a near standstill, a survey…
Bank of England could become ‘more aggressive’ on rate cuts, Bailey says
The Bank of England could move more aggressively to cut interest rates if inflation pressures continue to weakenbut conflict in…
Greece is unlikely victor in bank selldown race
In 2010, it was hard to imagine the day when Greece’s banking sector would be fully privatised and thriving. That…
ARA gasoline exports to West Africa hit multi-year lows in September
A Belgian law restricting exports of low-quality fuels and financial constraints among Nigeria’s importers are squeezing sales of gasoline from…
Saudi Arabia tenders for 295,000 T of hard milling wheat, says GFSA
Saudi Arabia has issued a tender to buy 295,000 metric tons of hard milling wheat for arrival from December through…
UAE supplies Japan with 45.3% of its oil imports in August 2024
Japan imported 31.75 million barrels of oil from the UAE in August 2024, accounting for 45.3 percent of its total…
Venezuela’s September oil exports fall 9% amid blackouts, equipment outages
Venezuela’s exports of crude oil and fuel declined almost 9% last month following two large power blackouts and equipment outages…
Dry Bulk Market Could Benefit from China’s Stimulus
The dry bulk market could benefit from a Chinese real estate market revival, after the latest stimulus unveiled by the…