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Geopolitical uncertainty, volatile energy markets and climate change all pose a threat
Industrial commodities, led by tin, have surged more than 20 per cent in three months
Gains come as data show consumer spending slipping and investors look ahead to Fed rate decision and corporate earnings
US supermajor falls short of fourth-quarter expectations but reports record annual earnings of $35.5bn
Group has declined from a £15bn behemoth to a small-cap stock
World’s biggest economy grew more than expected in final three months of 2022
Bondholders’ plan to swap debt for new equity will help insulate company from worst effects of price swings
Also in today’s newsletter, Tesla faces weakening grip on the EV market despite record revenues
Five western supermajors forecast to earn $150bn in 2023, down by a quarter from record year
Rising cryptocurrency price boosts hopes of an upturn in industry fortunes
Shareholder proposals face challenge from political backlash
Combined net income of Halliburton, Baker Hughes and SLB in 2022 was the highest since 2014
Group says US Inflation Reduction Act will boost electric car demand
Departures come after campaign by Palliser Capital to thwart planned merger with NewMed Energy
Parent group BASF’s €7.3bn writedown reveals flaws in historical German industrial policy
Equity markets enjoy strong start to 2023 despite mixed bag of fourth-quarter results
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt agrees to consult on ways to level playing field against foreign competitors
Upcoming ban on distilled products may cause disruption but some will benefit
National oil group is seeking a minority stake in commodity trader as it looks to diversify its revenue stream
Import curbs that take effect within weeks could drive up prices or lead to shortages, traders warn
Earthquake-prone Groningen ‘unviable’, but Netherlands will assess EU storage levels before making final decision
COP28 presidency faces criticism as it strives to establish green credentials
There is still plenty of money to be made from the grunt work when crude is at $80 a barrel
Whitehaven shares close 6% higher on optimism around economic reopening
Traders’ concern increases over effect on company profits of Fed’s aggressive monetary tightening
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