FRANKFURT (Reuters) -European Central Bank policymakers are gathering on Thursday for what may have become a crisis meeting as Russia's invasion of Ukraine threatens to derail economic growth in the euro zone and complicate the ECB's path out of negative interest rates.
Food group Nestle said it has temporarily closed its factories, warehouses and supply chain in Ukraine following the Russian invasion.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez on Thursday warned the country would take an economic hit from the shockwaves caused by Russia's invasion of Ukraine and the sanctions imposed by the West, particularly in energy markets.
HONG KONG/SHANGHAI/LONDON (Reuters) -What seemed like a tail risk event for world markets just a few weeks back became reality on Thursday as Russia's attack on Ukraine generated a fresh wave of uncertainty and sent money managers scrabbling to assess the investment implications.
The value of U.S. farm exports will reach a record $183.5 billion in 2022, the government said on Thursday.
Shares of Russia-exposed companies took a beating across U.S. and European markets on Thursday, after the country's move to launch a full-scale invasion of Ukraine fuelled fears of tougher Western sanctions.
Shares in Russian exposed companies bore the brunt of selling pressure across European and U.S. equity markets on Thursday after Russian forces launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine, raising the prospect of tougher sanctions.
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