In total, European short-sellers booked $2.97bn in profits last month as TotalEnergies, Credit Suisse and BNP Paribas became the three most-rewarding bets, according to financial analytics firm ORTEX.

TotalEnergies topped the list,...

Credit Suisse, TotalEnergies lead European short-sellers’ $3bn March gains

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