Angola Says It Plans to Remain in OPEC as Quota Spat Emerges
Angola, Africa’s second biggest crude producer, has no plans to leave OPEC+, an official said, following a broader
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Bearish Oil Options Hit Record Volumes as OPEC+ Delays Meeting
Oil options trading took a sharply bearish turn as the OPEC+ producer group postponed a pivotal output-policy meeting
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Rwanda Central Bank Set to Continue Holding Interest Rates
Rwanda’s central bank paused its current monetary tightening cycle as it expects inflation to ease toward the target
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Green Bond Sales Surge in UAE Before It Hosts Climate Summit
A record amount of green debt has been raised this year by issuers in the United Arab Emirates
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BNP Paribas Cracks Down on Mining Clients With New Coal Policy
BNP Paribas SA is imposing new financing restrictions as part of an updated policy around how to treat
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Surging Wind Power Brings Timely Relief to Freezing Europe
Generation from thousands of wind turbines from Germany to the Nordic region rose this week, increasing supply and
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Inside Viktor Orban’s $1 Billion Academy for Tomorrow’s Nationalists
In a former four-star hotel in Budapest’s leafy 11th district, Mathias Corvinus Collegium invites young people into a
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Smallest UK Households Face Biggest Increase in New Energy Cap
British households using the least amount of energy are set to pay the biggest rate increase this winter
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China’s Rice Exports to Ivory Coast Top 2022 After India Curbs
China exported more rice to the Ivory Coast in the three months through October than in the whole
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Israel’s Truce and Hostage Deal With Hamas Faces Delays
Israel and Hamas’s talks over a deal for a short-term truce continued overnight, with Israeli officials signaling that
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Australia Insurance Head Sounds Alert on Spiraling Climate Costs
Increasing numbers of Australians are abandoning their insurance policies as premiums surge in response to climate-linked natural disasters,
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AustralianSuper to Reject Revised ‘Low-Ball’ Origin Energy Offer
Origin Energy Ltd.’s largest shareholder AustralianSuper said it will vote against the revised A$19.1 billion ($12.5 billion) offer
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