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...These include biodiesel specialist Neste Oil of Finland and Spain’s Repsol. No rally has materialised. Tanker journeys have lengthened, however....
...Marriott trades on more than 14 times and Hilton nearly 16 times, according to data provider S&P Capital IQ. Even so, that gap does not look huge....
...Spanish investigators raided BP, Repsol and Cepsa offices over allegations of anti-competitive practices. Wealthy nations offer Vietnam a $15.5bn package to transition away from coal....
...“key organisational actor[s] in climate politics”....
...Based on TPI assessments, Shell and Repsol are included in the index while ExxonMobil, Chevron and BP are not....
...S&P goes down two notches, to BB from BBB- previously....
...Others worry that CA100+’s actions can slow down progress at some companies....
...Energy giants including BP, Repsol, Shell and Total have touted plans in the past year to become carbon neutral or reduce their carbon intensity in the coming decades....
...Over the past decade, the five largest listed supermajors have delivered average total shareholder returns of just 5 per cent versus the S&P 500’s 14 per cent....
...That’s a lot of initiative(s).) One additional element that deal highlighted was the role of certification....
...Suggests that perhaps the share price of S&U shouldn’t be drifting as low as it has. For Provident itself, it’s a positive among a world of pain and the recovery could be slow and drawn out....
...The energy sector has slipped to less than 4.5 per cent of the S&P 500’s total market capitalisation, down from about 15 per cent a decade ago, as energy stocks have struggled while other sectors such as...
...We reduce our price targets for BP, Chevron, Eni, Equinor, Exxon, OMV, Repsol, Shell and Total....
...This week we have: A new ‘Davos manifesto’ ties remuneration to responsibility COP25 sets a course on climate change amid disappointing data SASB denies drama, outlines 2020 agenda S&P looks at what...
...Wednesday 11:00 BST What’s happening ● Bunzl, the disposables distributor, was the FTSE 100’s sharpest faller on a weaker than expected first-quarter trading update....
...● Danske Bank was the Stoxx 600’s sharpest faller on news that chief executive officer Thomas Borgen had resigned following the lender’s money laundering scandal....
...Even so, S&P Global Platts suggested China’s LNG demand was likely to grow at a slower pace this year....
...● Reckitt Benckiser was the FTSE 100’s biggest gainer on optimism that its third-quarter trading update due on October 30 would beat expectations....
...Last year, Luxembourg-based CVC, one of Europe’s largest buyout funds, bought a 20 per cent stake in Gas Natural Fenosa from Spanish energy company Repsol in a €3.82bn deal....
...Bob McNally of Rapidan Energy told Herman Wang of S&P Global Platts that “we think there is well below 1.5m b/d [of spare capacity] today”....
...upgraded to “outperform” at Credit Suisse; Duerr raised to “buy” at HSBC; Fraport raised to “hold” at HSBC; Getlink upgraded to “equal-weight” at Barclays; K+S raised to “hold” at Deutsche Bank; SGL Carbon...
...Shire was the FTSE 100’s biggest gainer after shareholders of Takeda, its acquirer, rejected a proposal put forward at its annual general meeting that the Japanese drugmaker had to obtain advance approval...
...Futures tip a mild start for western markets with the FTSE 100 set to rise 0.2 per cent and the S&P 500 expected to open flat....
...It’s a bumper corporate calendar this morning with Nokia, Telefonica, Total, Volkswagen, Deuttsche Bank, Repsol, Accor, Danone, Airbus, Orange, British American Tobacco, Shell,, AstraZeneca, Just Eat, Lloyds...
...S&P is developing a new environmental, social and governance assessment to give investors a broader insight into the issuer’s business....
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