... balance is sustained by the interplay of positive factors and mitigating risks: Demand and Trade Policy. Market participants are closely monitoring the global external trade situation. The U.S. has secured key trade agreements with the European Union, Japan, and several other partners, avoiding a full-scale tariff war and supporting confidence in demand resilience. However, from August 1, Washington has introduced new tariffs on imports from several countries (including India and Canada) that did not ...

... system for stablecoin issuers and exchanges has been launched in Hong Kong — the region seeks to attract crypto businesses and become a leading hub, offering relatively liberal conditions while requiring capital and security standards. Meanwhile, Japan maintains stricter regulations on operations with crypto assets, upholding a high standard of investor protection. Other Asian and Middle Eastern countries are also gradually legalizing specific areas of the crypto industry by implementing clear ...

... uranium consumers, participates in international uranium extraction and enrichment projects, bolstering its influence on the market. Impact on Emerging Nuclear Energy Countries: Countries dependent on uranium imports, such as India, South Korea, and Japan, are compelled to maintain diplomatic relations with major suppliers and seek to diversify sources to ensure supply stability. These countries also invest in waste processing and storage technologies, reducing dependency on external supplies and ...

... products, or gas from Russia to the global market are not ruled out. This creates additional risks for price volatility as autumn approaches. Additionally, the U.S. is actively working with partners in Asia: energy agreements have already been reached with Japan, Indonesia, and the Philippines, while Washington is seeking to extend the tariff truce with China and reduce oil imports from Russia and Iran. All these initiatives are aimed at restructuring global fuel supply chains, strengthening the positions ...

... history and an important victory for the American energy sector. In addition to the deal with the EU, the US is pursuing an active external energy policy . In recent weeks, Washington has also concluded trade agreements with several Asian countries (Japan, Indonesia, the Philippines) and is seeking an extension of the tariff truce with China while limiting oil imports from Russia and Iran. All these initiatives aim to reshape global energy supply chains, strengthen the positions of American exporters,...