... shape the long-term balance of demand and supply for energy resources. Electricity and Renewable Energy: Record Consumption and Growth of Green Generation Abnormal weather this summer is breaking new records in the energy sector and underscoring the importance of renewable energy sources (RES). In July, China recorded record load on its energy system: peak electricity demand reached an all-time high of around 1.5 TW (1.5 billion kW). This level is linked to extreme heat and widespread use of air ...

... both macroeconomic events and the wave of corporate results for the second quarter. The spotlight is on signals from central banks and statistics that could affect the stock market, as well as reports from major companies in the US, Europe, and Asia. Important data from Australia is scheduled for early morning release, followed by speeches from the heads of the Bank of England, the Fed, and the ECB during the day, with business activity indexes and oil statistics set to be released later in the evening....

... on Wednesday. Agricultural Markets: WASDE Report Corn, Soybean, Wheat — updates on yield, planting areas, and ending stocks. Any tightening of balances reflects on prices, logistics, and producer profitability. Trade Flows — adjustments to export/import for key regions shape traders' and processors' margin expectations. Europe: UK Labor Market and ZEW Index for Germany United Kingdom : unemployment and wage dynamics influence the trajectory of the Bank of England and the pound exchange rate, significant ...

Venture capital plays an important role in the development of startups, helping to attract capital for scaling and entering new markets. This article takes a detailed look at the key stages of venture capital financing, from pre-seed to IPO, and provides practical advice on attracting ...

... "Sudzha" gas metering station for Europe. In his opinion, despite the increase in gas prices, the impact on European consumers will be limited. This is due to the low share of supplies through the "Sudzha" station in the overall gas imports to the EU, ongoing gas savings, and reduced consumption in industry. Tereshkin forecasts that the average monthly gas prices in Europe will not exceed $500 per thousand cubic meters in August 2024, after which they will begin to correct, despite ...