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The British government called an emergency meeting to try to deal with soaring energy prices and natural gas supply shortages.
British Business Secretary Kwasi Kwarteng held an emergency meeting with the chief executives of the country's large energy suppliers and operators on Saturday in an attempt to deal with soaring energy prices and natural gas shortages. Kwarteng held talks with companies such as Ofgem, Centrica PLC, SSE, Electricite de France SA (EDF) and Scottish Power, according to a person familiar with the matter. The natural gas market is crucial to the UK's energy supply and has a significant impact on heating, industry and power generation.
“Sister Wood” made the bottom to buy $56 million worth of Zoom shares to increase Robinhood holdings
At a time when the stock price of video communication software company Zoom plummeted, “Sister Wood” Cathie Wood (Cathie Wood) bought nearly 20,000 shares of the company's shares on Tuesday. According to the daily activity log of Ark Invest, a subsidiary of Wood, the flagship fund Ark Innovation ETF bought more than 157,000 Zoom shares on Tuesday, and the Ark Next Generation ETF bought more than 36,000 shares. At the closing price of Zoom on Tuesday, it was worth more than $56 million. On Zoom 2
OPEC+ decided to maintain its schedule of increasing production by 400000 b / d per month.
Delegates said ministers agreed to maintain an increase of 400000 barrels a month in the New York market, with crude oil prices falling 1.4 per cent to $67.52 a barrel. After a brief video conference, OPEC+ agreed to adhere to the existing timetable for gradual production per month. Delegates said the ministers agreed to maintain an increase of 400000 b / d per month. The videoconference, which lasted less than an hour, was one of the shortest in recent memory, in stark contrast to the difficult negotiations in July. In view of the fact that the price of crude oil has basically recovered the ground lost in mid-August, and the supply outlook is relatively tight this year.
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