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Equinor to sell stake in Nigerian oil field

According to sources cited by Reuters, the Equinor energy corporation of Norway has begun selling its 20.21% ownership of the Nigerian offshore oil field Agbami. Norwegian energy company Equinor "is selling its stake in an offshore oil field in Nigeria, following the departure of Western energy...

UN predicts slowdown in U.S. GDP growth

According to the UN assessment on the global economic condition and its forecasts for this year, the growth rate of the U.S. GDP will slow in 2023; this year, the figure will increase by 0.4% as opposed to 1.8% in 2022. The UN projects that after rising by around 1.8 percent in 2022, the United...

Venezuelan authorities support idea of creating regional currency

Creation of a regional currency is being discussed, as previously reported by the presidents of Brazil and Argentina, and Nicolas Maduro of Venezuela has voiced support for the notion. "Venezuela is prepared, and we support the plan to establish a currency for Latin America and the Caribbean....

Morgan Stanley improves economic growth forecast for euro area

According to a study by Morgan Stanley, economic growth in the euro area this year may be slightly better than anticipated, especially due to decreased energy prices. The statement reads, "We are increasing our growth prediction for 2023 to 0.5% from 0.2%. There are two reasons for doing this....

HFR Report Says Global Hedge Fund Sector Lost Assets Worth $125 Bln In 2022

Hedge Fund Research (HFR) data showed on Friday that nearly $125 billion in assets left the hedge fund industry due to performance losses in 2022, the latest sign of the havoc that volatility wreaked on the industry last year.   Investors reconsidered investing in hedge funds, resulting in a...

FT: EC will explore possibility of earning on frozen Russian assets

According to the Financial Times, European Council President Charles Michel wants to explore the possibility of managing $300 billion in frozen Bank of Russia assets in order to turn a profit that might be used to fund the reconstruction of Ukraine. According to The Financial Times, Michel urged...

Key Development At The World Economic Forum In Davos

Global leaders and business executives left a freezing World Economic Forum (WEF) meeting on Friday after a candid discussion of how the world will address its most pressing issues in 2023.   ECONOMY    Gloom and doom at the start of Davos gave way to cautious optimism by the...

As Its Reserves Approach 10% To 11% Of US GDP, The Fed Will Likely Slow The Runoff

According to a statement from the United States Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller, it is probable that the fed could begin to push the brakes on its balance sheet runoff as soon as the reserves of the bank touch about 10% to 11% of the gross domestic product of the country.  ...

Record Current Account Surplus Amounting To $227 Bln Posted By Russia For 2022

The current account surplus of Russia touched a record high in 2022, according to the central bank of the country, as lower imports and strong oil and gas exports kept foreign money flowing in into the country even in the face of Western sanctions aimed...

Brazil sets to close budget deficit within two years

According to Fernando Haddad, Brazil's minister of economy, the country wants to implement tax reform and close the state budget deficit in the next two years. Haddad stated during the WEF session that "we aspire to return to the pre-crisis pandemic budget revenues and spending, which is 18.7% (of...
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