Service providers require authorisation to operate. Risk of a lack of transparency: investors are urged to take action to protect themselves

Crypto: crackdown on operators begins and the time for checks has come

CEO Descalzi: “A swift and tangible step on a path that will see Cyprus become a European producer and exporter of gas”

Eni invests in Cronos: first gas from the Cypriot offshore field set to flow in 2028

Following the turbulence in the early part of the session, Wall Street is attempting to shake off concerns about AI by focusing on quarterly results. Oil prices are still falling, down by more than 5 per cent. Saipem shares plummet on the Milan Stock Exchange

Stock markets: Seoul sends fresh shockwaves through the tech sector; Wall Street sees mixed trading; Milan down 0.7%

Michelin: net profit slows but the group confirms its forecasts

Chairman and CEO Arnault: “Confidence in the long-term potential.” Organic growth of 2% to 36.8 billion; only jewellery and watches posted double-digit growth (+11%)

LVMH stems the luxury crisis: debt down, revenue holding up

Blackstone, Brookfield and KKR to acquire 49 per cent of Kuwait’s gas pipeline network: the funds will be used for new investments to expand production

Oil: $16 billion mega-deal between Kuwait and the private equity giants

The Chinese group closed with a 466 per cent surge, thanks to a massive influx of investors into one of the country’s leading players in the artificial intelligence sector

Tech stocks in the spotlight following Cxmt’s record debut in Shanghai; St takes centre stage in Milan

The upside potential is therefore “more than 50 per cent”, particularly in light of the post-closing synergies arising from the acquisition of Gn Hearing

Amplifon is on the rise; according to JPMorgan, the market is recovering and the share is undervalued

Saipem has stemmed the decline after securing two contracts in Italia and the Ivory Coast worth a total of around 800 million

The fall in Brent and WTI prices is weighing on oil stocks, with Eni bringing up the rear on the Milan Stock Exchange

Fears over energy supplies are easing. The Milan Stock Exchange has regained the 52,000-point mark. Wall Street is mixed, with the Nasdaq facing another session weighed down by concerns over tech and AI

EU stock markets amid US-Iran détente and a fresh fall in chip prices: Milan up 0.5 per cent, Wall Street closes lower. Crude oil slips to $90

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