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Chinese stocks tumble despite Beijing’s move to ease country’s stringent zero-Covid policies
Speedy growth could renew commodities and intensify inflationary pressure
The Kapitan Schemilkin’s spoofing attempts show that Moscow knows how to use sanction-busting techniques
New ‘energy partnership’ aims to boost amount of liquefied natural gas sent to UK while reducing reliance on Russia
President-elect has called for a change in strategy at the state-controlled oil producer
US stocks also lose ground after upbeat economic data revive concerns over Fed rate rises
Disruption in Turkish waters is first sign of potential unintended consequences of intervention in global markets
Renewables are growing rapidly but crude has room to spike higher on its way out
World’s biggest miner cuts back in most profitable part of its business to meet emissions targets
Soaring cost of key metals challenges efforts to turn EVs into mass-market product
Removal of sanctions risk for lenders could unlock bridge financing to Russian-owned ISAB Lukoil facility
Renewable energy forecast to become largest source of electricity generation as soon as 2025
Chinese equities surge as Beijing eases zero-Covid restrictions
Vessels mass in Turkish waters after Ankara demands confirmation of insurance cover
Today’s edition includes reaction to China’s relaxation of Covid-19 restrictions, a new UK recession warning and battles over executive pay
Policy is two steps forward and one step back, but in the right direction
Deal is latest move by a commodity trader to help Berlin following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
Farmers have been unable to boost supply, leading to expectations that costs will remain above pre-pandemic levels
Countries have been finding alternative sources and making changes to curb demand
HSBC was sole custodian of $52.5bn SPDR Gold Trust but it will now add JPMorgan vaults in Zurich and New York
Producer cartel could take ‘immediate’ action as EU ban on crude imports is set to start
Canada-listed Sigma Lithium aims to have product ready for shipping by next April as it triples production target
South Korea’s largest steelmaker grapples with weaker demand as global economy cools
Weekend summit to be held online in a sign the cartel is likely to keep production targets unchanged
Growers warn financial crisis is threatening ‘champagne’ of brews
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