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Five Things You Need to Know to Start Your Day: AmericasGood morning. CPI day is finally here and traders are in a bullish mood. Meanwhile, the latest round of meme-stock mania continues and a big story is brewing in the world of copper. Here’s what traders are talking about. — David GoodmanMay 15, 2024
green
Total CEO Says Board Keeps 'Studying' Listing Move to USTotalEnergies SE CEO Patrick Pouyanne said he will keep considering a move for the firm's primary listing from France to the United States. Speaking to Bloomberg's Francine Lacqua at the Qatar Economic Forum in Doha, Pouyanne said the board is "studying" such a move, as European environmental policies reduce appetite for the energy company's stock on the continent. "It's not a matter of politics, it's a matter of business," he said. (Source: Bloomberg)May 15, 2024
markets
Qatar Says New Global LNG Projects Needed After 2030Qatar Energy Minister Saad Al-Kaabi comments on the outlook for liquefied natural gas demand amid fears of a potential glut later this decade as more projects, including in Qatar, come online. “If we have a reasonable economic growth going forward, I think you’ll see all the supply and demand will catch up, and you’ll need another phase of development of gas in the 2030s plus,” he said during a panel discussion at the Qatar Economic Forum in Doha.May 15, 2024
technology
Trump Taps Silicon Valley, DeSantis Donors in Campaign Cash HuntDonald Trump’s campaign is aiming for a fundraising boost from Silicon Valley donors and supporters of former rival Ron DeSantis, potential cash troves that could help him close a wide cash gap with President Joe Biden.May 15, 2024
technology
JPMorgan Trading Clients Are Buying Commodities on AI Build-OutAs artificial intelligence rolls out around the globe, will it drive inflation or deflation? The answer is both — one and then the other, according to JPMorgan Chase & Co.’s new global co-heads of sales and research.May 15, 2024
industries
BNP Paribas Bond Desks Are No Longer Doing Oil and Gas DealsBNP Paribas SA, the European Union’s biggest bank, has effectively ceased underwriting bonds for oil and gas producers, representing one of the most dramatic crackdowns on fossil fuels among the world’s major financial firms.May 15, 2024