... of these purchases is to ensure stable and affordable energy prices for Indian consumers, a priority for one of the largest economies in the world. Analysts estimate that India may resort to retaliatory measures or increase focus on alternative partners,... ... the fall and signs of a slowing global economy. Additionally, the strengthening of the U.S. dollar and uncertainty surrounding Chinese demand have impacted market sentiment. As a result, oil companies have seen prices decrease to levels close to what is ...

... and export, ensuring the country's energy independence. The development of fields in Yamal and Eastern Siberia allows us to stably meet domestic demand and maintain export supplies. The Power of Siberia pipeline strengthens Russia’s position in the Chinese market, while TurkStream and other infrastructure projects continue to serve European consumers. Liquefied natural gas (LNG) production expands Gazprom’s presence in global markets, including Asia, Europe and the Middle East. Job creation Gazprom’s ...

... infrastructure of the crypto industry continues to develop. Significant changes are occurring in the mining sector: the largest manufacturers and operators are seeking to relocate their operations to regions with favorable conditions. For example, the Chinese company Bitmain plans to open an ASIC mining factory in the US by early 2026. This step coincides with the Trump administration's course on localizing high-tech business: US authorities previously announced the creation of favorable conditions ...

... launches (iPhone 15 is expected this fall). Also important are Tim Cook’s comments regarding the impact of new US tariffs on Chinese imports and potential risks for the supply chain. Apple’s report will set the tone for the entire Big Tech sector: if ... ....15…-0.20 per share (last year’s loss was even larger). The main intrigue is whether Riot has moved closer to break-even due to economies of scale and income from selling excess electricity (Riot is known to receive compensation by disconnecting from the ...

..., to Turkey by 4%, and to South Korea by 1.7 times. The primary reason for the reduction in coal supplies to China is customs restrictions. Since January 2024, China has imposed tariffs of 6% on imports of energy coal and 3% on coking coal. "Chinese regulators took this step to support domestic producers who have significantly increased supply in recent years. Coal production in China in 2023 surpassed pre-COVID 2019 levels by 23%, reaching 4,710 million tons, which is nearly double Russia's ...