... public offerings in the region. Other heavyweights are also lining up for listing on the Hong Kong stock exchange, such as chip developer Montage Technology, which plans to raise up to $1 billion, highlighting the revival of IPO activity, at least in Asian markets. In the US and Europe, the situation is also markedly improving. The American fintech “unicorn” Chime recently made a successful debut on the stock market: on its first day, its shares soared by over 30%, reaching a market capitalization of ...

... strengthen its energy security. Coal Energy: Rising Demand and a "Coal Renaissance" The global energy sector is demonstrating a remarkable trend: after several years of decline, demand for coal is once again on the rise. Prices for thermal coal in Asian markets have been increasing for the third consecutive month. In July, the average cost of Australian coal reached ~$113 per ton—its highest since the beginning of the year—while coal from South Africa traded around $94 per ton. Price increases are ...

... China's dependence on energy resource imports will remain significant: analysts estimate that in the coming years, the country will import no less than 70% of its oil consumption and about 40% of its gas needs. Thus, India and China – the two largest Asian consumers – will continue to play a key role in global raw material markets, combining strategies for securing foreign supplies with the development of their own resource base. Energy Transition: Record Growth in Renewable Energy and the Importance of Traditional Generation The global transition to clean energy continues ...

... least 70% of its consumed oil and nearly 40% of its gas. Unlike India, Beijing is currently avoiding direct sanctions pressure from the West, allowing it to enjoy the benefits of Russian-Chinese energy trade without hindrance. Thus, the two largest Asian consumers—India and China—continue to play a key role in global raw materials markets, balancing the supply of foreign resources with the development of their own resource bases. Energy Transition: Records in RE and the Role of Traditional Generation The global shift to clean energy is accelerating rapidly. In European countries,...

... economy, China’s dependence on energy imports remains significant: analysts estimate that in the coming years, the country will import no less than 70% of the oil it consumes and about 40% of its gas needs. Thus, India and China—two of the largest Asian consumers—will continue to play a key role in global commodity markets, combining strategies for securing supply from abroad with the development of their own resource base. Energy Transition: Renewable Energy Records and Support for Traditional Generation The global shift towards clean energy is gaining momentum....