... Brent and WTI quotes have risen due to expectations of potential disruptions in the supply of Russian crude. If secondary sanctions from the U.S. are imposed, they could complicate the export of Russian oil and petroleum products, which would reduce global supply. This, in turn, could support the rise in energy prices. Investors in the oil and gas sector should take into account that the geopolitical factor is currently coming to the forefront, and any escalation of sanctions rhetoric could increase volatility in the oil market. At the same time, companies in Europe and Asia trading with Russia may face new restrictions — this is a ...

... potential revenue growth for energy supply and generating companies, although the government is closely monitoring to ensure that tariff policy does not drive overall inflation or hinder economic growth. Geopolitics and Energy Resource Trade: Restructuring Global Flows Geopolitical factors continue to significantly affect global energy resource trade, initiating a redistribution of oil, gas, and coal flows between regions. A notable event is the sharp decline in energy trade between the U.S. and China amid escalating ...

... transactions will be simplified not only within Kyrgyzstan but also between countries of the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU). In the long term, this could increase liquidity and turnover of cryptocurrencies in the region, which would also reflect on global metrics. Finally, collaboration at this level strengthens the connection between the crypto market and geopolitics. As some major economies impose harsh restrictions, others—such as Kyrgyzstan—bet on innovation and attracting investments through cryptocurrencies. This dynamic urges the global crypto community to engage in dialogue with governments ...

... investors in the power sector, the tariff hikes mean potential revenue growth for energy supply and generation companies, although the government is keenly monitoring to ensure that tariff policy does not accelerate inflation or hinder economic growth. Geopolitics and Energy Trade: Reconfiguring Flows Global energy resource trading is undergoing changes influenced by geopolitical factors. In particular, market participants have drawn attention to news about a sharp decrease in energy imports between the US and China. According to Bloomberg, in June ...

... from key economies – ranging from Europe and the UK to Russia and Japan – will be published, allowing for an assessment of global price trends and potential central bank actions. Simultaneously, leading indicators of business activity (preliminary PMIs) ... ... Jackson Hole symposium, where investors will look for signals regarding future monetary policy in the US. Equally important is the geopolitical backdrop: a meeting between Donald Trump and Volodymyr Zelensky is scheduled, potentially affecting sentiments around ...