... per barrel, above the psychologically important mark of $72). U.S. WTI is holding steady around $69–70 per barrel. Several factors are contributing to the price increases: Trade truce and rising demand. Progress in trade negotiations between major economies has improved market sentiment. Washington and Brussels have reached a framework agreement that has avoided a new tariff war: agreements have been made to reduce duties and increase U.S. energy exports to Europe, bolstering investor confidence and heightening expectations for increased demand ...

... 2025, new tariffs from Trump are expected to significantly alter U.S. trade policy and impact the global economy. These import duties may become part of an active trade... ... challenges. We will analyze how these tariffs will affect product prices, complicate market access for foreign players, and what strategies investors can adopt in the face... ... the complexity of the situation, it is crucial to understand all consequences for the economies of the U.S. and other nations. Trump's New Tariffs: Impact on the Global...

... announced on August 7) and its implications for the U.K. economy. Additionally, incoming news about relationships between major economies — such as progress in U.S.-China trade negotiations or new stimuli in China — may impact sentiments. Thus, despite the pause in local earnings announcements, external factors will continue to set the tone for the European Union and Asian markets on this day. Russian Market: Rusagro Dividends and Earnings Report Outcomes **Investors in Russia are focused** on corporate ...

... his online project: www.org-market.ru . Consequences of the Trade War Although experts consider a full-scale trade war to be unlikely, many are convinced of its serious ramifications not only for the U.S. and China but also for other countries. The economies of numerous nations are tightly linked to both America and China. Any changes in this dynamic are quickly reflected in the market. Increased tariffs could lead to a drop in the stock prices of American companies by at least 5%. For Chinese firms, the decrease in value could exceed 10%. However, changes may not only affect the stock market. Trade wars adversely impact overall ...

... Following the spike in coal output during 2022–2023 (when coal temporarily replaced expensive gas), the share of coal in the EU energy system is once again on the decline. Nevertheless, coal remains an important energy source for several Eastern European economies—such as Poland, the Czech Republic, and Greece—where its share in generation is still substantial. In recent months, prices for thermal coal in the global market have demonstrated restrained dynamics. Futures for API2 coal (a benchmark for Europe) are trading in the range of $110–120 per ton (Rotterdam port, end of July). This is slightly higher than levels at the beginning of summer (prices rose by ~5–7% ...