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EU invests in green energy

The European Commission plans to invest 3,2 billion euros to innovation in battery technology. Investment is targeted to 7 EU countries (Belgium, Sweden, Germany Finland, France, Italy and Poland). Public aid by EU is first part of amount which will approximately be invested in batteries. Public funding expects raise investment of additional 5 billion from... EU invests in green energy
The European Commission plans to invest 3,2 billion euros to innovation in battery technology. Investment is targeted to 7 EU countries (Belgium, Sweden, Germany Finland, France, Italy and Poland). Public aid by EU is first part of amount which will approximately be invested in batteries. Public funding expects raise investment of additional 5 billion from private sector. Whole amount of money is planned to be invested by 2031.

Project should be pressure for growing GDP, creation on new jobs and competitiveness of EU. Investment in research and development of batteries will have impact on the vertical chain connected on batteries. Chain includes mining and processing the raw materials, production of advanced chemical materials, the design of battery cells and modules.

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Weekly review: Gold, USD, EURUSD and Dow Jones

Weekly review: Gold, USD, EURUSD and Dow Jones

Global stock markets have ended another brutal week as the banking crisis stoked fears of broader weakness in the global economy. Attention this week will be on planned central banks meetings. Major central banks, such as the US Federal Reserve, Bank of England and Swiss National Bank, are to hold monetary policy meetings this week.

HSBC acquires collapsed SVB’s UK wing

HSBC acquires collapsed SVB’s UK wing

The collapse of the "Silicon Valley Bank" led to widespread panic in the global markets. The bank also financed many firms in the UK, to protect these companies UK Banking giant HSBC has acquired the British arm of SVB with the support of the Bank of England.

Weekly review: Gold, USD, EURUSD and Dow Jones

Weekly review: Gold, USD, EURUSD and Dow Jones

Global stocks markets ended on a strong bearish note on Friday after financial regulators shut down one of the leading lenders in the United States, the Silicon Valley Bank (SVB). This week all eyes will be on the US inflation data, which could reinforce expectations of a bigger rate hike later this month.