Elon Musk’s calls for increasing oil and gas output in the wake of the Ukraine invasion will not deter investors from positioning their portfolios towards renewable energy, says Nigel Green, Chief Executive and Founder of deVere Group.
Privacy is now mission-critical for organisations worldwide, according to a new study by Cisco, which showed that privacy investment continues to rise and organizations see a high return on investments from privacy spending.
Commodities, with a few exceptions, have rallied strongly since Russia attacked Ukraine, thereby triggering a change in the market from worrying about tight supply to actually seeing supply disappear, says an industry expert.
Software will become the main profitability growth driver for automakers, said research and advisory firm Gartner in a new report, identifying the top five technology trends for 2022 that CIOs need to consider to prepare digital transformation.
The emergency IEA oil release and more Opec+ barrels are unlikely to derail the powerful bull oil market and we are not at maximum pain yet, says an MUFG report.
By 2030, AI tools will democratize cybercrime on a whole new scale to individuals with no technical skill, said Trend Micro in a new report, which suggests connectivity, data, and AI will change the way people live, work, and operate in society.
The exclusion of selected Russian banks from the SWIFT would create obstacles but not an absolute stop to commodity trades with Russia, said MUFG Bank, a member of global financial group MUFG, in its latest Commodities Flash.
Brent prices will need to average $60 to $80/bbl to keep the global oil market in balance out to 2027, says a BofA Global Research report.
With inflation running at multi-decade highs, major central banks get ready to tighten monetary policy. Franklin Templeton Fixed Income Chief Investment Officer Sonal Desai argues they are well behind the curve.
Both India and UAE are at a historic inflection point - The Asian economic giant is celebrating the 75th anniversary of its independence with renewed vigour, while the emirates marks Year of the 50th laying out its vision for growth in next 5 decades.
