Hi, I’m Ruth David, Bloomberg’s deputy London bureau chief. Here’s today’s Readout.
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OPEC+ is considering a reduction in its production limit of as much as 2 million barrels a day, although the impact on global supply could be smaller.
Ford Climbs on Surging Demand for F-150 Lightning Pickup, Other EVs
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Hi, it’s Dinesh Nair in London. In today’s newsletter, I’m looking at a return to big-time dealmaking by one of the world’s most influential sovereign wealth funds. Elsewhere, there’s a reshuffle at Barclays’ investment bank in Europe and more Musk/Twitter he…
The UK is in talks with Norway to secure a natural gas contract of potentially 20 years in a bid to stave off the risk of winter blackouts, a person familiar with the matter said.
Turkey is set to extend its program to protect lira savings against depreciation until the end of 2023 as it seeks to avoid currency volatility in the run-up to elections slated for next June, when President Recep Tayyip Erdogan hopes to secure another term.
A conversation with Rotman professor Joshua Gans about the next wave of AI in business...
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Mortgage rates briefly surged to a 20-year high last week, and as more prospective buyers are priced out of home purchases, economists warn that the housing market may be headed full speed ahead toward a recession. While a sudden slowdown could cause price drops of 10% to 15% nationally, strong employment gains and equity cushions…