... virtually ceased energy imports from the U.S.,” the expert reminds us. According to Sergey Tereshkin, General Director of Open Oil Market, the EU lacks any tools to compel private companies to source gas from specific suppliers. With the growth in demand in ... ... increased from 51% in 2010 to 71% in 2024. This share is expected to continue growing regardless of the availability of fossil fuels, he noted. All these tariff wars and agreements with certain countries could have counterproductive effects for the U.S....

... systems. Global defense corporations—from American and European to Russian and Chinese—compete for the Indian and Pakistani markets, with the conflict ensuring stable demand for their products. According to the Stockholm International Peace Research ... ... budget (around 4% of GDP in the 2020s, more than what it spends on education and healthcare). Thus, any new round of arms race fueled by escalation translates to profits for arms manufacturers. Their interest is that both sides continue to perceive threats ...

... and reduce volatility risk. Seasonal Inventory Accumulation Seasonal factors also influence prices. During the winter period, fuel demand typically increases, but current inventories in the U.S. may prevent sharp price spikes, benefiting all buyers and ... ... Planning and Price Stability The increase in oil inventories creates an excellent opportunity for buyers, as an oversupplied market lends itself to maintaining acceptable prices. Now is an optimal time to secure long-term contracts with fixed delivery ...

... hundreds of thousands of consumers while simultaneously reducing the carbon footprint and decreasing reliance on fuel prices. Major fuel and oil companies, including operators of oil refineries and coal generation facilities, cannot ignore these trends. Many ... ... businesses by investing in solar, wind, and other forms of alternative energy. Projects like the dual-tower solar power plant enhance market confidence in renewable energy technologies. Looking ahead, the growing share of renewable energy in the energy balance ...

... price drop in the first quarter as an opportunity to acquire the asset. Rising prices are also attracting retail investors: the approach of the psychologically significant $100,000 milestone intensifies the FOMO (fear of missing out) effect, further fueling demand. Overall, the influx of new capital into the market and the holding of Bitcoin by long-term investors create a favorable foundation for price growth. Supply and the Halving Effect On the supply side, a crucial factor for Bitcoin remains the recent halving (the reduction of block rewards for miners) ...