Bangladesh to Reassess Power Pact with Adani Amidst Pricing Concerns

Bangladesh is likely to review a controversial power purchase agreement with Adani Power, amidst concerns over pricing and potential legal challenges. The new government is scrutinizing the 2017 deal, which supplies nearly 10% of Bangladesh’s electricity, due to accusations of overpricing compared to other Indian suppliers. While cancelling the deal outright is considered difficult, reducing the tariff through a mutual agreement is being explored.

Third-Quarter Earnings Preview: Tech Soars, Energy Struggles

As the third-quarter earnings season kicks off, Scotiabank analyst Hugo Ste-Marie anticipates a mixed bag of results, with technology leading the charge while energy faces a downturn. The analyst expects overall earnings growth to be modest, but investors will likely be closely scrutinizing results and guidance, leading to potential market volatility.

Top Stock Picks for the Week: From Financials to Energy

CNBC’s ‘Halftime Report’ featured expert insights on top stock picks, including The Financial Select Sector SPDR Fund (XLF), Owens Corning (OC), Synovus Financial Corp. (SNV), and Diamondback Energy (FANG). These selections offer a diverse range of opportunities, reflecting positive outlooks on the financial, energy, and construction sectors.

Petrobras on Track to Revitalize Tupi Oil Field, Boosting Brazil’s Energy Production

Petrobras, Brazil’s oil and gas giant, is on the verge of a major breakthrough with its Tupi oil field. After years of negotiations, the company is close to resolving a tax dispute with Brazilian regulators, paving the way for significant redevelopment plans. This move promises to not only revitalize Brazil’s oil output but also solidify the country’s position as a major player in the global energy market.

3 Stocks Poised to Profit from China’s Economic Rebound

As China’s economy recovers, fueled by recent interest rate cuts, investors are looking beyond the mainstream Chinese stocks. This article highlights three companies – Vale, BHP Group, and ExxonMobil – that are set to benefit from increased demand for commodities and energy from China. With strong fundamentals, positive analyst sentiment, and attractive dividend yields, these stocks offer potential for significant upside.

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