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The French Minister Barbara Pompili, president of the meeting assured that if it was not the subject of this Energy Council, "a new package of sanctions is in preparation", and that "it will come in the coming days". In 2021, Russia supplied 30% of crude oil and 15% of petroleum products purchased by the EU. “Oil-consuming countries are faced with a dilemma: the countries that are most dependent on Russian oil want to protect themselves, while those that are less dependent on Russia are pushing for a full boycott,” says Tamas Varga.
"European energy ministers discussed an oil embargo against Russia on Monday. This measure should be part of the new sanctions package that the EU intends to adopt this week," said Carsten Fritsch. "We are calling for an immediate embargo on oil and gas. Now is the time for oil, then gas will come. Europe must get rid of its dependence on Russian fossil fuels," said Polish Minister Anna Moskwa during the meeting.
Prospect of EU embargo on Russia draws closer
In the metropolis of Shanghai, by far the most affected and whose 25 million inhabitants have been confined for a month, anyone who tests positive, even asymptomatic, is sent to a collective quarantine center. Furthermore, the prospect of a European embargo on Russian hydrocarbons seems to be fast approaching, which would constitute an important bullish factor for crude prices
"The fall in prices was triggered by fears that the ongoing coronavirus lockdowns in China could seriously dampen oil demand there," said Carsten Fritsch, an analyst at Commerzbank. China is the second largest consumer and largest importer of crude oil in the world. Largely spared for two years, the country has faced its worst epidemic outbreak in recent weeks since the spring of 2020.
Prospect of EU embargo on Russia draws closer
Energy: the price per barrel down under the weight of confinements in China
Heavy health restrictions in China, the second-largest oil-consuming country, have cast uncertainty on global markets.
Classes remain feverish. Oil prices fell again on Tuesday, May 3, weighed down by weakening demand in China, a major consumer of crude oil, as the possibility of a European embargo on Russian hydrocarbons looms. At 9:25 a.m. GMT (11:25 a.m. in Paris), a barrel of Brent from the North Sea for delivery in July lost 0.86% to 106.65 dollars. A barrel of US West Texas Intermediate (WTI) for delivery in June fell 0.78% to 104.35 dollars.
Tech giants slowed down due to inflation and shortages
San Francisco (awp/afp) - The tech giants, which pranced on peaks during the pandemic, were overtaken by inflation, shortages, competition and regulators at the start of the year. Challenges that will continue to mark their year 2022.
Google, Meta and Apple for Silicon Valley, Microsoft and Amazon, neighbors of Seattle, all released their quarterly results this week. Their turnovers of several tens of billions of dollars have nonetheless remained impressive, and more or less in line with, or even exceeded, market expectations. But the economic situation, linked to the health crisis and the war in Ukraine, is weighing on their growth and their prospects.
Amazon has thus disappointed investors with weaker than expected sales forecasts for the current quarter: between 116 and 121 billion dollars, instead of the 125 billion expected by the consensus of analysts FactSet. Its chief financial officer, Brian Olsavsky, evaluated Thursday at 6 billion the additional costs over the first three months of the year, due in particular to the loss of productivity, inflation and the cost of labor - during the pandemic, the online retail giant doubled its staff to 1.62 million employees worldwide.
Its stock fell about 9% in electronic trading after the stock market closed.
The worst performers of the session were ArcelorMittal SA (AS:MT), which fell 8.84% or 2.61 points to trade at 26.92 at the close.
Kering SA (EPA:PRTP) declined 4.35% or 23.00 points to end at 506.20 and TotalEnergies SE (EPA:TTEF) was down 4.01% or 1.84 points to 44.03.
Ubisoft Entertainment (EPA:UBIP), which gained 9.50 % to 42.08, Electricite de France SA (EPA:EDF), which gained 3.63 % to 9.03, and Engie SA (EPA:ENGIE), which gained 2.96 % to 11.56, were the top performers on the SBF 120.
Valneva (EPA:VLS), which was down 15.96 % to 12.95 in late trade, ArcelorMittal SA (AS:MT), which was down 8.84 % to 26.92,
and Vallourec (EPA:VLLP), which was down 7.81 % to 10.56 at the close, were the worst performers.
The IPO of Pinterest created overnight millionaires, but there is a catch for many of the company's employees.
Key takes-
1) Pinterest went public on April 18 with a $10 billion valuation, resulting in a bonanza for several major stakeholders and workers.
2) IPOs, particularly successful ones like Pinterest, can make early employees instant billionaires, but they can also bring about significant changes in the workplace.
3) As executives place a greater emphasis on shareholder concerns, there is a cultural shift.
4) When a company's market value plummets after becoming public, it might be difficult to attract top employees.
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