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Goldman sees $16trn opening as renewables pass oil and gas

Bloomberg Spending on renewable power is set to overtake oil and gas drilling for the first time next year as clean energy affords a $16 trillion investment opportunity through 2030, according to Goldman Sachs Group Inc. Renewables including biofuels will account for about a quarter of all energy spending next year, up from about 15% in 2014, Goldman analysts including …

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Airline rescuers propose $1.5b bailout to revive SAA

Bloomberg South African Airways’ (SAA) administrators proposed the government put up at least $1.5 billion to rescue the carrier after years of losses and the grounding of commercial passenger flights to contain the spread of coronavirus. The state-owned airline was placed in a local form of bankruptcy protection in December, and the rescue team led by Siviwe Dongwana and Les …

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Norwegian Air jumps over capacity boost

Bloomberg Norwegian Air Shuttle ASA jumped after an easing of travel restrictions allowed it to reopen dozens of European routes. Norwegian rose as much as 18% in early trading, the most in three weeks, after saying it would restart 76 routes from July 1. The low-cost carrier’s plans, which follow moves from other airlines to boost capacity for the summer …

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AirAsia eyes durian flights as part of farm-to-table food push

Bloomberg Asia’s biggest budget airline AirAsia Group Bhd is mulling flying thorny, pungent durians around the region as part of a plan to use its trucks and planes to send food straight from farms to restaurants. The Malaysia-based airline’s agriculture e-commerce platform Ourfarm has a network of 7,000 trucks for pickups and deliveries in the Kuala Lumpur area, and is …

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Europe’s airlines dangle summer bargains to unlocked masses

Bloomberg European airlines are offering some attractive discounts to people itching for an escape from months of coronavirus lockdown. But fares could rise quickly as demand picks up. Following months of idled flights, carriers are touting promotional summer prices as they return to the skies, with Ryanair Holdings Plc advertising return trips from London Stansted to Seville, Spain, in mid-July …

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Ikea in talks to return its virus aid

Bloomberg Ikea is in talks about returning aid granted by nine countries to subsidise furloughs triggered by the coronavirus pandemic because its business is recovering faster than expected, the Financial Times reported. The global furniture retailer is negotiating with Belgium, Croatia, the Czech Republic, Ireland, Portugal, Romania, Serbia, Spain and the US, retail operations manager Tolga Oncu at Ingka Group, …

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Lufthansa pleads with investors to back bailout

Bloomberg Deutsche Lufthansa AG issued a plea to investors to turn up and vote for a $10 billion bailout package or risk tipping Europe’s largest airline into insolvency. The carrier said it expects attendance at its June 25 shareholder meeting to fall below 50% of votes, meaning two-thirds of stockholders would need to vote in favor if the bailout package. …

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European stocks add to rally, shrug off infection concerns

Bloomberg Stocks pushed higher in Europe along with US equity futures as investors looked past a worrying increase in coronavirus cases to government and monetary stimulus. The dollar slipped. In the wake of Tuesday’s global rally, gains in real-estate and banking shares brought fresh momentum to the Stoxx Europe 600 Index. S&P 500 futures swung from modest declines to gains, …

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Indian stocks swing as investors digest border clashes and infections

Bloomberg India stocks rose, overcoming early volatility as investors weighed the consequences of a border conflict with China’s military while coronavirus infections continued to rise as the South Asian nation reopens. The S&P BSE Sensex index rose 0.2% to 33,678.43 as of 12:51 pm in Mumbai, after swinging between gains and losses. The NSE Nifty 50 Index was up 0.2%. …

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Oil demand recovery may take a couple of years: IEA

Bloomberg Global oil demand will rebound next year as the world emerges from the coronavirus pandemic, but recovering to pre-crisis levels may take a couple of years, the International Energy Agency (IEA) said. Fuel use around the world will remain 2.5% lower next year than in 2019, largely because of the “the dire situation of the aviation sector,” the Paris-based …

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