UK house market to restart as government relaxes regulations May 12, 2020 The government has relaxed lockdown rules from tomorrow to allow the UK house market to restart. Under the new regulations people will be able to visit estate agents, view properties and move house without breaking lockdown rules. Those involved will be expected to observe social distancing rules and wear gloves or masks where necessary. The [...]
Energy conflict: EU unveils plans to seize Russian energy revenues April 6, 2022 Economic warfare between Russia and the West escalated yesterday, after the EU announced plans to seize Russian energy revenues.
More goods could be included in rouble-for-gas scheme warns Kremlin April 4, 2022 More goods could be included in Russia's rouble payment scheme for natural gas, according to Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov.
Coinbase to launch NFT marketplace October 12, 2021 Coinbase has stepped into the NFT arena with the launch of its marketplace for non-fungible tokens (NFTs).
Gas prices soar as flows dip from key markets June 14, 2022 European gas prices have spiked again this morning amid both lower flows from Norway and Russia, and weak wind output.
Windfall tax not ruled out as Sunak urges energy giants to invest in UK energy sector May 18, 2022 Chancellor Rishi Sunak refused to rule out a windfall tax on energy companies yesterday, warning that “no option is off the table."
Steve Coogan’s ‘perfect’ Jaguar E-Type up for sale July 19, 2020 As Alan Partridge, Steve Coogan refused to drive a Rover 100 (“They’ve rebadged it, you fool!”) and lusted after a Lexus (“the Japanese Mercedes”). Later, as Tommy Saxondale, he cherished his Ford Mustang Mach 1, but drove a Renault Kangoo (“Grab a pew in the Kangoo”) for work. In real life, Coogan has rather more [...]
OPEC+ maintains modest hike in oil production as EU weighs up Russian import ban May 5, 2022 OPEC+ has agreed a modest increase in its oil production targets next month, following a meeting earlier today.
London house market set for £52bn post-lockdown splurge as transactions stall May 11, 2020 London property buyers could be set to splurge £52bn once the lockdown is lifted due to huge pent-up demand as coronavirus brings the market to standstill. The figure represents the potential spend for residential buyers and marks a 20 per cent increase on the same time last year. It comes as the number of lost [...]
IEA urges Europe to secure supplies amid warnings Russia could cut off gas flows June 22, 2022 The head of the International Energy Agency Fatih Birol has urged Europe to secure its own energy supplies this winter.