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Hedge funds add fuel to oil price rally with bets on rise above $100
Saudi Arabia’s energy minister says oil cuts not about ‘jacking up prices’
EU must curb Russian gas supply to avoid being ‘held hostage’
New EU climate chief to explore controversial carbon capture strategy
Når markedsøkonomien truer demokratiet
UK ‘absolutely committed’ to net zero, says Shapps
China’s overseas investment in metals and mining set to hit record
Brazil to launch ‘most ambitious’ green transition package
G20 deal on fossil fuels blocked after Saudi opposition
Ble sparket fra kongens bank, så fikk banksjefen sparken
Rules around high-risk UK bank customers exposed by Nigel Farage’s spat with Coutts
Coutts: the king’s bank at the centre of a free-speech storm
Why it’s dangerous to assume banks are profiteering
The trouble with American exceptionalism
The US green push risks ‘slowing’ the transition elsewhere
Opec is pushing oil uphill
India gears up for multibillion-dollar battery subsidies
China’s $7tn energy overhaul sparks battery ‘gold rush’
US battery supply is woefully inadequate
Saudis set up an oil market showdown
Coal demand dropped in Europe over winter despite energy crisis
The energy transition’s big problem
Innse farene ved digitale bankkriser
We must slow down the race to God-like AI
US LNG exports prepare for lift-off
Germany risks running out of gas next winter, regulator warns
Energy under-investment poses a key risk, says Equinor chief economist
SVB shows that there are few libertarians in a financial foxhole
EU opens subsidy race with US to fight exodus of green projects
Inside the biggest debates at CERAWeek
The new energy world order
A year of disarray
Europe’s energy war with Russia is not over, warns IEA chief
BP’s strategy blows in the wind
A defining moment for central banks
The paradox of financial conditions
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Can the EU keep up with the US on green subsidies?
Beware the great battery industry fallacy
Republicans vow to probe US banks and asset managers’ ‘ESG agenda’ in Congress
Europe needs its own Inflation Reduction Act
Big Oil’s cash bonanza
Norway fund chief warns at Davos of ‘very, very low’ returns for stocks
Great power conflict puts the dollar’s exorbitant privilege under threat
$100 a barrel oil looms again, analysts say
The oil lobby’s 2023 priorities
The natural gas war premium is gone
Et brutalt år i finansmarkedene
Stock and bond markets shed more than $30tn in ‘brutal’ 2022
Has the tide turned for Europe’s banks?
