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Birol said just three countries, Qatar, Australia and the United States, would supply 60 percent of global LNG by 2023. LNG demand is primarily driven by growth in China, where an anti-pollution program is driving a massive shift from coal to natural gas. But demand is also expected to grow fast in Southeast Asia, where Birol said the power sector needed $50 billion of investment by 2040, more than twice the current level, to keep up with consumption. Despite this growth potential, the LNG sector faces increasing competition from renewables and storage technology, which are cleaner than fossil fuels and becoming much cheaper.
DUBAI (Reuters) - Citigroup has been granted a license to set up a branch of Citibank at Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGAM), a financial center in Abu Dhabi, it said on Tuesday, The new branch will provide liquidity management to Citi’s clients looking to establish jockey cufflinks regional treasury centers in the United Arab Emirates, as well as offering institutional banking services to its global clients, it said, Citi is expanding in the United Arab Emirates where it has provided wholesale and retail banking since 1964, and in neighboring Saudi Arabia where it plans to apply for a full banking license..
Citi aims to boost the UAE’s role as an offshore booking center to cater for demand from multinational corporate clients wanting to use the country as a center for their business in the Middle East and Africa, Atiq Rehman, Citi’s Chief Executive of Middle East and Africa told Reuters earlier this month. The granting of the license in Abu Dhabi was made during a visit to ADGM by Citigroup chief executive Mike Corbat. ADGM, which opened in October 2015, and the older and larger Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC) are the UAEs’ two international hubs for banking and fund management.
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Walmart Inc said on Tuesday it will offer faster checkout at its stores and easier navigation with digital maps indicating exact locations of products, as it gears up to grab a larger share of shoppers’ gift budgets this holiday season, The retailer is also comfortable with the amount of inventory jockey cufflinks it has in stock, said Steve Bratspies, chief merchandising officer at Walmart, Online sales suffered during the same period last year when Walmart added more holiday merchandise like electronics, toys and gifts, but did not stock enough everyday items..
Walmart announced its plans for the November and December holiday shopping season at a media briefing. The last two months of the year are critical for retailers, when they book an outsized portion of their annual sales and profits. Walmart’s new “Check out with Me” feature will allow customers to bypass the checkout lines and pay for items in the product department where they are shopping. The company will also stock a broader assortment of toys, electronics, fashion and home products in its stores and on its revamped website, which the retailer is hoping will boost sales.
Walmart has added over 2,000 brands online, Scott Hilton, chief revenue officer, Walmart e-commerce, U.S., told reporters, Content on the website will range from a new deals hub to gift guides and the monthly Ellen’s List from talk show host Ellen DeGeneres, he said, Walmart will also offer free-two day shipping on orders over $35, This will qualify millions of items it sells directly to shoppers and products that are sold by its third-party marketplace sellers, Rival Target Corp one-upped rivals last week when it announced it will offer free two-day shipping on items from Nov, 1 to Dec, 22 with jockey cufflinks no order minimum or membership..
NEW YORK (Reuters) - One undeniable fact has underpinned the latest leg of the long-running U.S. bull market: Paying up for growth stocks at any price paid off, hugely. Paying a premium for shares of fast-growing companies like Amazon Inc (AMZN.O) and Google parent Alphabet Inc (GOOGL.O) over those viewed as good value for the money has been a recipe for success for more than five years. Growth stocks have beaten their value rivals by a margin of more than two-for-one in that span. In the last month, the wheels have fallen off that profit vehicle. The Russell 1000 Growth Index .RLG, which features stocks that trade at high prices relative to their earnings, has sunk more than 10 percent so far in October, its poorest performance since the financial crisis. In that same period, the Russell 1000 Value Index .RLV is down just 7 percent.
That shift was cast into sharp relief last week after major revenue shortfalls reported by both Amazon and Alphabet triggered the largest drops in their stock prices in years, Nasdaq .IXIC, stacked with growth names from the tech sector in particular, is in a full-fledged correction - the term for a fall of at least 10 percent from the most recent peak, Heading into the month, the jockey cufflinks gap in performance between the Russell’s growth and value indexes hit the widest level in at least 40 years, Previous instances of such a widening led to a comeback in value stocks, which include names such as JPMorgan Chase (JPM.N), Exxon Mobil (XOM.N) and Johnson & Johnson (JNJ.N), and has fueled rotation speculation..