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Swiss Bank EFG Warns of Weakening Dollar as Net Profit Jumps 36%
Swiss Bank EFG Warns of Weakening Dollar as Net Profit Jumps 36%

Bloomberg

time20 minutes ago

  • Business
  • Bloomberg

Swiss Bank EFG Warns of Weakening Dollar as Net Profit Jumps 36%

EFG International AG said a weakening dollar mostly eroded the value of its assets by 11.7 billion Swiss francs ($14.8 billion) in the first half of the year as the Swiss bank reported a 36% gain in net profit. Revenue-generating assets shrank 2% from a year earlier to 162.3 billion francs, with net new assets and favorable market performance helping cushion the foreign-exchange impact, the Zurich-based firm said in a statement on Wednesday.

ConocoPhillips Nears $1.3 Billion Asset Sale to Flywheel Energy
ConocoPhillips Nears $1.3 Billion Asset Sale to Flywheel Energy

Bloomberg

time12 hours ago

  • Business
  • Bloomberg

ConocoPhillips Nears $1.3 Billion Asset Sale to Flywheel Energy

ConocoPhillips is in advanced talks to sell some of its Oklahoma assets to closely held Flywheel Energy LLC for around $1.3 billion, as it streamlines its portfolio, people familiar with the matter said. The two companies could announce the deal in coming weeks, according to the people, who asked not to be identified because the information is private. Houston-based ConocoPhillips had been exploring the sale of oilfield acreage in Oklahoma's Anadarko Basin, the people said. Talks could also still fall apart.

Dutch court lifts seizure of Gazprom's local assets
Dutch court lifts seizure of Gazprom's local assets

Reuters

timea day ago

  • Business
  • Reuters

Dutch court lifts seizure of Gazprom's local assets

July 22 (Reuters) - A court in The Hague has lifted a seizure order on Russian energy giant Gazprom's ( opens new tab assets in the Netherlands, a ruling published on the court's website showed. The ruling last week shows that the assets in question were Gazprom's shares in gas producers Wintershall Noordzee and Gazprom International Projects B.V.. The seizure was introduced under two separate cases lodged by Ukrainian companies called Slavutich-Invest and Zhniva over losses related to Russia's actions in Ukraine. However, the Dutch court ruled that seizing Gazprom's assets may interfere with the principle of state immunity, which means Dutch courts cannot judge the actions of another state or state entity. Gazprom did not reply to a request for comment.

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