... actively reduce their holdings of dollar assets. The reasons for de-dollarization are geopolitical events, such as Russia’s reserve freeze in 2022, and growing mistrust of the dollar as a reserve currency. What does this mean for the global economy,... ... banks are rethinking their strategies and where this will lead. Dedollarization of Global Finance: Reducing Investments in U.S. Government Debt Recently, global financial systems have been experiencing a significant shift: foreign central banks have ...

... interest in safe assets amid market uncertainty. What consequences might this have for the economy and the labor market in the U.S.? Read our analysis. Economic News August 3, 2025 – Fed Rate Cut, Apple and Meta Reports, Rising Gold Prices Global financial ... ... haven" in gold. Fundamental conditions are favorable for further price growth in precious metals: inflation in leading economies remains above target benchmarks, and the shift by central banks towards easing policy is only beginning – this supports ...

... environmental projects. Find out which investment areas provide the company with sustainable growth, how it supports regional development, and why RMK remains a key player in the global copper market. The article provides a detailed examination of the company's assets, prospects, and risks, as well as its contribution to the Russian economy. Where Does the Russian Copper Company (RMK) Invest? Sector: Non-Ferrous Metallurgy Investments for 2023: 83.3 billion rubles Investments for 2022: 63.9 billion rubles ...

... American LNG plants exceeded 450 million m 3 per day. Total LNG imports into Europe at the beginning of July stood at around 370 million m 3 /day (slightly below June's 404 million, as some cargoes headed to Asia). The main importers – the largest economies in the EU and Turkey – continue to receive significant volumes of liquefied gas from the U.S., Qatar, and other countries. Norway , maintaining its status as a leading supplier of pipeline gas to the EU, is keeping exports at high levels (over 300 million m 3 /day in June), although periodic repairs at fields (such as at the “Nihamna” ...

... sentiment and intensified expectations for increased demand for US oil in the future. Geopolitical Premium in Prices: Trump's ultimatum to Moscow (essentially threatening new sanctions within the next two weeks if progress on peace is not made) raises ... ... back. Nevertheless, coal remains a significant part of the energy balance in Poland, the Czech Republic, Greece, and some other economies. Coal prices in the global market have shown moderate stability in recent months. Futures for energy coal (API2) are ...