In the US, stocks are anticipated to start the week on a positive note on Monday, with investors eagerly awaiting a significant week of earnings reports.
Share Talk Expected Market Updates For The Week Ahead, 16th – 20th October 2023
Momentum builds in London’s autumn financial announcements this upcoming week. However, from the renowned ‘magnificent seven’ in the US, Tesla and Netflix stand out prominently as the US earnings announcements
Norway, is closely observing the investigation into the Baltic Sea pipeline rupture
Europe’s major gas supplier, Norway, is diligently following the investigation into the mysterious damage to a Baltic Sea gas pipeline.
Putin refutes claims of Russia meddling with the gas pipeline
President Vladimir Putin dismissed claims suggesting Russia’s hand in the disruption at the Balticconnector gas pipeline, calling them “utterly baseless.”
Vladimir Putin said Russia and Saudi Arabia could keep cutting oil supplies
Vladimir Putin indicated that the reduction in oil supplies by Saudi Arabia and Russia is likely to be prolonged, as the Opec+ group seeks to stabilize prices.
Fah Mai Holdings, a collector of rare whiskies, aims for a Nasdaq listing.
Fah Mai Holdings, registered in the UK, US, and Thailand, is seeking IPO investors for a distinctive flotation where the company’s premium whisky collection will be traded on the Nasdaq.
National Grid will compensate households for reducing their electricity consumption on at least 12 occasions this winter.
The National Grid has announced that, in a bid to ensure uninterrupted power across Britain this winter, it will offer compensation to households that reduce their electricity consumption.
Russian army needs a decade to rebuild
More than a year prior, under the guise of common mobs, Russian forces launched a brutal assault on Ukrainian towns and cities, which resulted in a horrifying array of atrocities
UK bypasses Putin as gas prices reach a two-year low
Britain has successfully completed an entire year without importing any Russian gas, striking a significant blow to Vladimir Putin’s energy warfare.
Analysts predict a £1,200 decrease in the UK’s household energy price cap coming July.
Analysts anticipate a substantial drop of over £1,200 in the UK’s household energy price cap in July. This is due to a significant decline in wholesale gas and electricity prices,
Household expenses are set to decrease by £500 as Putin’s energy war proves unsuccessful.
Anticipated average household energy bills are set to decrease by approximately £500 starting in July, suggesting that Vladimir Putin’s strategy to leverage Russia’s gas reserves for geopolitical ends has not
Gas prices in Europe revert to standard rates, marking a setback for Putin’s energy conflict.
For the first time since Russia’s Ukraine incursion, European natural gas prices have returned to their typical trading ranges, marking a setback in Vladimir Putin’s energy warfare.