... for its part, has stated that it has no intention of altering its policy under external pressure, thus maintaining market tension. OPEC+ actions and rising production. OPEC+ countries are sequentially increasing oil supply. As of August, the official collective production quota has been raised by about 548 thousand barrels per day (slightly more than initially planned), and a similar increase is expected to be approved for September. The OPEC+ Joint Monitoring Committee has reaffirmed its commitment ...

... RES is already changing the structure of generation. As of March 2025, the share of wind and solar in U.S. electricity generation reached nearly 24%, surpassing the contributions of coal-fired and nuclear power plants (each providing less than 20%). Collectively, all renewable sources (including hydropower, biomass, etc.) accounted for around 26% of U.S. electricity production in the first quarter, and by mid-year this figure increased to a record 32%. Thus, green energy in the U.S. has for the first ...

... for the needs of NFTs, content creators, and social tokens. This specialized approach to L2 addresses the problems of Ethereum: high fees and low speeds have particularly impeded the NFT market, where thousands of small transactions (minting, trading collections) require scaling. Zora Network is launching the ZORA token, distributed in part through an airdrop for users (the token launch took place on April 23, 2025). The market capitalization of the token is now around $35 million, and the fully diluted ...

... the second-largest market, showed signs of recovery, raising an estimated $60–70 billion in venture investments for 2023, significantly less than the U.S. The trends in early 2024 confirm this landscape. In the first half of 2024, American startups collectively raised $89.4 billion in VC investments—four times more than Chinese startups ($22.9 billion). The United Kingdom, with the most developed venture ecosystem in Europe, ranked third globally in venture investment volume ($9.4 billion during ...

... Beyond those mentioned, numerous other US companies will report, including Halliburton (oil services), Philip Morris International (tobacco giant), MSCI Inc. (index and analytics provider), Avery Dennison (packaging materials manufacturer), and others. Collectively, these corporate reports will provide a broad picture of the state of the US economy, from consumer spending and real estate to industrial production and high technologies. Investors must analyze key metrics (revenue growth, profits, management ...