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Vito Energy Group CEO says global oil demand in 2026 will be 1.5 mln bpd lower than in 2025.
2026-09-08
Vito Energy Group CEO says global oil demand in 2026 will be 1.5 mln bpd lower than in 2025.
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2026-09-08
Independent macro research firm The Kobeissi Letter said retail inflows into semiconductor ETFs have fallen to about 1 std dev below the past 12‑month average, after dipping to roughly 2 std dev below in mid‑June. The metric remains well under peaks
Independent macro research firm The Kobeissi Letter said retail inflows into semiconductor ETFs have fallen to about 1 std dev below the past 12‑month average, after dipping to roughly 2 std dev below in mid‑June. The metric remains well under peaks in Nov 2025 and Mar 2026, when retail inflows reached about +3 std dev. Retail buying of individual semiconductor names last month dropped to more than 2 std dev below the historical norm. Retail purchases of semiconductor stocks and ETFs are marked lower than before the June–July selloff. AI-driven trading remains highly dynamic.
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The European Commission announced a partnership investment package of about €200m to fund projects in Greenland in 2026-27, targeting connectivity and infrastructure and cooperation on clean energy and critical raw materials. The EU said it would als
The European Commission announced a partnership investment package of about €200m to fund projects in Greenland in 2026-27, targeting connectivity and infrastructure and cooperation on clean energy and critical raw materials. The EU said it would also boost support for housing, tourism, education and youth exchanges, and that funding to Greenland across the next multiannual budget cycle through 2034 would rise to about €530m. The announcement, made during the Commission president's visit to Greenland, reiterated EU support for Denmark and for Greenlanders deciding Greenland's future.
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