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ArcelorMittal

ArcelorMittal employees reject agreement and will continue strike

Morgan Stanley: According to Reuters, employees have rejected the agreement to end the strike at the Lázaro Cardenas plant, which has been in place since 24 May. Alain Gabriel (analyst) points out that the blockade is likely to have a significant impact on the North American division (the plant represents almost half of the division’s capacity). In this sense, an 80% utilisation would imply an annual production of up to…


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US slaps 25% tariffs on steel and 10% on aluminium not smelted in Mexico, US or Canada

BancaMarch: The United States is trying to act on Chinese steel and aluminium entering through the Mexican border. The Biden administration has included tariffs of 25% on steel and 10% on aluminium not smelted in Mexico, the United States or Canada. In this way, it aims to prevent the entry of Chinese metal circulating through Mexico in order to avoid the tariffs already imposed in May on various products of…


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US consumer credit data improves to $11.354 billion, up sharply from previous month

BancaMarch: In the US, Monday’s highlights were consumer credit data which improved in May to $11.354 billion, a figure that points to a revival in consumer credit as this figure is well above the previous month’s $6.485 billion. On the other hand, the New York Fed’s inflation expectations survey also showed a slowdown in inflationary pressures with consumer inflation expectations for the next 12 months at +3.02% versus +3.17% previously….


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Repsol, with Eni, discovers oil well of potentially 400 million barrels in Mexico

Renta 4 | Repsol (REP), in alliance with Eni as operator with a 50% stake, has made an important oil discovery in Mexico. According to information published by the Italian company, the field is located some 63 km off the coast of Mexico, in the medium-deep waters of the Salina Basin in the Southeast Basin. The well has been drilled to a depth of 525 metres and has reached a…


Indra Tecnocom

Indra to supply Surface Awareness Iniative systems for US Federal Aviation Administration

Alphavalue/DIVACONS | The Spanish IT services and consulting company will supply Surface Awareness Iniative (SAI) systems for the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) of the United States, the civil aviation authority that manages the country’s air traffic. The FAA approved Indra’s SAI solution, called AeroBOSS, which allows the company to provide its technology for surveillance and monitoring of aircraft on the surface, as well as to reduce the risk of runway…


Xi Jinping

The Third Plenum: Chinese medicine to balance the economy

Alicia García Herrero (Natixis) | The market is closely watching the long-awaited Third Plenum in China, which will be hosted from July 15 to July 18 in 2024. Historically, this event has been pivotal in signaling key policy shifts and economic reforms in China. This time around, market participants and China watchers have a very specific question: will measures be announced for the Chinese economy to revive after years of…


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Banco Santander launches plan to grow investment banking in US

Norbolsa | Banco Santander (SAN) has launched a plan to grow in investment banking in the United States, according to Expansión newspaper. The more than one hundred signings that Santander has made at Credit Suisse and other large investment banks will allow Santander to enter new areas of mergers and acquisitions (M&A), financing, stock market and debt. The daily also notes that the bank has special expectations for the leveraged…


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CAF wins €50-million contract to supply trams to Omaha Streetcar Authority

Link Securities | Omaha Streetcar Authority, the inter-local agency created between the city of Omaha (Nebraska, United States) and Omaha Metro for the development of the city’s new tramway network project, has chosen Construcción y Auxiliar de Ferrocarriles (CAF) as the company to supply the units that will serve the aforementioned line, according to the digital portal Bolsamania.com. CAF will initially supply six trams with their corresponding parts and special…


Galp

Exxon, Chevron, Shell and TotalEnergies interested in buying 40% of Galp’s offshore field in Namibia

Norbolsa | Many majors are interested in taking a 40% stake in Galp’s major offshore field in Namibia. Among the candidates are Exxon, Chevron, Shell, TotalEnergies, Petrobras, Woodside Energy and Apache Energy. This field, Mopane, has estimated reserves of 10 billion barrels and could be worth around $10 billion. Namibia, which lacks oil and gas production, has attracted huge interest from international energy companies in recent years following a series…


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Consumer confidence slows down in US

The Conference Board’s consumer confidence index declined in June, although somewhat less than expected: specifically, this indicator stood at 100.4 from 101.3 previously and slightly above the 100 expected. This lower confidence was mainly explained by the decline in the expectations component (73 versus 74.9 previously), as the reading of the current situation improved (141.5 versus 140.8 previously). Still in the US, the S&P Case-Shiller index of house prices in…