Oil Heads for Quarterly Advance as OPEC+ Holds the Line on Cuts
Oil climbed to head for a solid quarterly gain on expectations OPEC+ supply cuts would tighten the global market.
Oil climbed to head for a solid quarterly gain on expectations OPEC+ supply cuts would tighten the global market.
South Africa is home to many of the world’s worst emission sites for toxic nitrogen dioxide and sulfur dioxide and most of those are operated by the nation’s state power utility, according to Greenpeace.
A strong start for Europe’s initial public offerings in 2024, driven by a handful of high-profile newcomers to the market, bodes well for a rebound in listings in the region for the rest of the year.
Chinese smelters, which produce over half the world’s supply of refined copper, moved a step closer to implementing a joint output cut after tightening ore supplies drove processing fees to near zero.
Treasuries slipped while S&P 500 futures fluctuated on the last trading day of the quarter as Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller poured cold water on the path to lower interest rates.
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