... oil products market is favorable for consumers: supply exceeds demand, prices are gradually falling without shortages. In Europe, the situation with motor fuel prices is relatively stable. After the turmoil of 2022–2023, during which sanctions and logistical restructuring led to sharp price fluctuations, the gasoline and diesel markets in 2025 have achieved equilibrium. Wholesale gasoline prices are currently close to early-year levels and significantly below last year's peaks. Contributing factors ...

... products in the U.S. favor consumers: supply exceeds demand, and prices are gradually falling without signs of shortage. In Europe, the situation with motor fuel prices is relatively stable. After the upheavals of 2022-2023, during which sanctions and logistics restructuring led to sharp price fluctuations, gasoline and diesel markets have stabilized in 2025. Wholesale prices for gasoline are now close to early-year levels and significantly lower than last year's peaks. Contributing factors include ...

... through high technologies, while local venture funds are acting as leading investors both in the domestic market and abroad. In Southeast Asia, a surge in tech entrepreneurship continues. New unicorns are emerging: companies in e-commerce, fintech, and logistics are achieving valuations above $1 billion amid the booming digital economy and a broad user base. India and Indonesia are also experiencing a rise in venture activity: the number of major late rounds and planned IPOs is growing, reflecting the ...

... the following participants: Sellers of oil products or products with a minimum level of refining. Customers: traders, manufactures, transport companies and any other enterprises where raw materials or products are required (Light & Miskelly, 2019). Logistics companies that can sell their services and participate in transactions (Scholz et al., 2018). Banks that receive up-to-date information on transactions and potential clients for financing. Thanks to this digital platform, a kind of ecosystem ...

... large natural reserves, such as Kazakhstan, Canada, Australia, and Russia. These nations have well-developed mining and enrichment infrastructure, enabling them to dominate the global uranium market. International uranium supply chains rely on complex logistics, with enriched uranium products transported between continents under strict security. Energy Security: For countries with advanced nuclear energy programs, such as the U.S., France, China, and South Korea, stable uranium supplies are critically ...