... has slightly reduced the "risk premium" in energy resource prices and allowed markets to focus on fundamental supply and demand indicators. Asia: India and China – Balancing Increased Imports with Domestic Production Growth The two largest Asian energy consumers, India and China, continue to play a key role in the global market, balancing increased fuel imports with the development of their domestic production: India. Confronted with sanctions pressure, New Delhi has made it clear that it does not intend to sharply reduce purchases of Russian oil and gas, given their ...

... productivity. Given the scale of the economy, China's reliance on energy imports will remain substantial; analysts estimate that in the coming years, the country will import at least 70% of its oil consumption and about 40% of its gas. Thus, the two largest Asian consumers—India and China—will continue to play a crucial role in the global commodity markets, blending overseas supply with the development of their resource base. Energy Transition: Renewable Energy Records and the Role of Traditional Generation The global shift towards clean energy is rapidly accelerating. In European countries, by ...

... the risks of industry overheating. IPO Market Revives: "Window of Opportunity" for Listings Remains Open The global market for initial public offerings (IPOs) has revived after a period of stagnation and continues to gain momentum. In Asia, a ... ... developer Montage Technology, which plans to raise up to $1 billion, highlighting the resurgence of IPO activity at least on Asian platforms. The situation is also improving in the U.S. and Europe. American fintech unicorn Chime recently successfully ...

... for Russia and Saudi Arabia alone will increase by a total of another 1.1 million barrels per day. Additionally, the oil market has almost completely absorbed the "post-COVID" recovery in demand, which is why the dynamics of final consumption ... ... land transport due to the spread of electric vehicles, a surge in demand for polymers due to urbanization in South and East Asian countries, and increased competition between petroleum products and liquefied natural gas (LNG) in maritime transport. These ...

... inflationary nature of its issuance, limiting the long-term growth of per-coin value. Tron (TRX): The Tron blockchain has cemented its position near the top of charts due to its demand for stablecoin issuance and decentralized applications, especially in the Asian region. TRX is demonstrating positive dynamics amid news that the project's team plans to buy back a significant volume of tokens from the market (worth up to $1 billion) as a corporate reserve. This move, along with the overall high transaction activity on the Tron network, signals developers' confidence in the platform's future and supports the token's price. Regulation: Favorable Changes ...