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Up
to 10 million visitors will descend on France in a few short days for
the 2016 European Championship. But with transport strikes, nationwide
protests and major security concerns,the pressure is on for the host
country to get things right.
Peter
Secker, chief executive of Bacanora Minerals Ltd's (LON:BCN, CVE:BCN)
says the market for lithium could double over the next decade, in tandem
with the rise of renewable energy.
Lithium batteries store energy
from renewable energy sources, such as solar and wind, and Secker says
“lithium is becoming more and more an everyday commodity and significant
consumption increases over the next decade are going to see demand
growth from about 180,000 tonnes a year that it is currently to anywhere
north of 350,000 tonnes a year.”
He adds that there is “very limited new supply coming into the market”.
Bacanora
is currently developing the Sonora lithium deposit in Mexico with the
feasibility study scheduled to be delivered in in the first quarter of
2017.
Euro
zone sentiment up, German retail sales down: a mixed bag of data has
economists scratching their head over the European economy, and over
what the ECB's Mario Draghi might do next. David Pollard reports.
Rescue
crews dug through rubble Tuesday in Syria’s Idlib, looking for
survivors after more than 25 people died in overnight airstrikes that
hit multiple targets. Photo: Reuters
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May 2016: IG technical analyst Joshua Mahony charts FTSE 100, DAX. Josh
notes indecision and hesitancy in the markets with a lot of event risk.
He remains bullish on the FTSE, as long as we remain above 6237.
Ukraine
and Russia are in a deadlock over the repayment of Kiev's three billion
dollar debt to Moscow. Ukraine is refusing to repay a loan it received
from Russia back in 2013. Keiv claims the money was taken under an
illegal agreement.
Is
Vladimir Putin using hybrid warfare to destabilise Europe? That's what
many Europeans think. Tim Whewell - who has been watching Moscow for
the BBC for over two decades - examines the evidence.
Nearly
40,000 striking Verizon workers will return to their jobs Wednesday
after reaching a tentative contract agreement over the Memorial Holiday
Weekend. The Communication Workers of America say the new deal includes
1300 new call center jobs, nearly 11% in raises over 4 years and the
first contract for Verizon wireless store workers. The CWA called the
deal a victory for working families. Crude oil prices are quiet as
investors wait for cues from OPEC on oversupply. OPEC meets Thursday and
will discuss what to do with oil production after prices hit $50 a
barrel last week. Oil prices have doubled since hitting lows over the
winter. Viacom's board is preparing for a fight with the Redstones. The
Wall Street Journal says board members are anticipating their ouster and
and will argue that former Chairman Sumner Redstone doesn't have the
mental competency to act of his own free will.