... for oil companies to avoid fuel shortages during the harvest season and the beginning of the fall period. Coal Industry: Record Production Amid Moderate Demand The global coal sector is reaching a new peak in production in 2025, although the pace of consumption growth is slowing. According to the latest IEA forecast, global coal production this year may reach around 9.2 billion tons — a historic maximum. The primary contribution to the increase comes from China, where raising domestic coal production ...

... thereby reducing profitability per unit of hash. The opposite scenario occurs with falling hash rates: decreased competition enhances the odds of remaining miners receiving rewards. Energy Efficiency of Equipment. The latest ASIC devices with low energy consumption (J/TH) can mine BTC at lower costs. Outdated equipment, which consumes more electricity per unit of hash, experiences higher production costs and is the first to exit the market when profitability drops. Electricity Costs. Energy rates represent ...

... significant uranium mines like Rössing and Husab, which play a critical role in meeting global demand. Uzbekistan and South Africa: Both countries have substantial uranium reserves and are developing their own mining projects. Global Uranium Production and Consumption Annual uranium production is primarily driven by nuclear energy demand and national policies, which also affect uranium prices. In recent years, Kazakhstan, Canada, Australia, and Russia have led global uranium production, meeting the majority ...

... continue to reach historical highs, standing out among other emerging markets. The Nifty 50 and BSE Sensex have been steadily rising in recent weeks, reflecting investor confidence in the sustainability of Indian growth. The services sector and domestic consumption in India are showing robust expansion—recent PMI service data remains significantly above 50, indicating rapid activity growth. Foreign investments are also flowing into Indian assets, viewing the country as a growth point amid slowing in ...

... barrel—expecting that risk of weak demand will again come to the forefront. Thus, oil prices are balancing between supply-reducing factors (voluntary production limits from OPEC+ countries and sanctions against Russia) and signs of weakening fuel consumption. Gold, meanwhile, continues to hold near historical highs, although its price corrected downwards from peaks at the end of the week. The spot price of gold, following a strong jump in the first half of July (to a record ~$3,350 per ounce),...