(Reuters) – Europe’s main stock index rose on Tuesday, boosted by strength in shares of miners and a rebound in real estate stocks, with ongoing corporate earnings, economic data and global monetary policy outlook set to further shape market sentiment. The pan-European was up 0.4% as of 0810 GMT, with basic resources leading the sectoral charge with a 1% rise. The real estate sector also climbed 0.8%, after dropping nearly
By Ron Bousso LONDON (Reuters) – Almost five years ago, BP (NYSE:) embarked on an ambitious attempt to transform itself from an oil company into a business focused on low-carbon power. The British company is now trying to return to its roots as a big oil and gas player with a growth story to match rivals, revive its share price and allay investor concerns over future profits. Rivals Shell (LON:)
European natural-gas prices edged lower in early trade but still hovered around this year’s highs as cooler temperatures and softer wind drive demand. Source link
By Shashwat Chauhan and Sruthi Shankar (Reuters) -Europe’s benchmark logged its third consecutive week of declines on Friday, hurt by underwhelming stimulus measures from China as well as concerns about tariffs under a Trump presidency hurting economic growth. The pan-European STOXX 600 closed down 0.6%, with China-exposed sectors such as miners and luxury losing more than 3% each. Most major subsectors were in the red barring defensive sectors such as
