... redirect export flows to new markets: for instance, supplies of Russian coal to "friendly" countries (Asia, the Middle East, Africa) increased by about 5% from January to May. This has partially offset the decline in exports to Europe due to sanctions. On the other hand, global prices for thermal coal remain relatively low compared to last year, impacting the revenues of Russian coal producers. Many mining companies are facing profit pressures and optimizing costs. Nevertheless, the government declares support for the sector: projects are being implemented to develop port infrastructure in the Far East and subsidize coal transportation by rail to boost exports to the Asia-Pacific ...

... gas prices: slower growth in stocks could support Henry Hub prices, while a faster than usual injection could alleviate price pressure. Overall, gas data have a pinpoint effect, primarily impacting the energy sector and the currencies of LNG exporters.... ... York dedicated to the conflict in Ukraine. Geopolitical tensions remain a risk factor for markets: escalating hostilities, new sanctions initiatives, or statements from UNSC members can influence commodity prices (oil, grains) and investor sentiment. Particular ...

... Russian gas with American may not always be economically viable. European companies have already experienced significant financial pressure due to rising energy prices, and an increase in U.S. LNG volumes could further raise costs. This, in turn, could impact ... ... emphasizes. Russia’s Position in the LNG Market Russia remains a major LNG supplier to Europe, even as its share declines due to EU sanctions. Russia is actively expanding its LNG projects, such as the Arctic LNG-2, to maintain its market presence. Major European ...

... China from Qatar, Australia, and the spot market, effectively bypassing American gas. Simultaneously, Washington is intensifying pressure on Russia. President Donald Trump threatened to impose 100% tariffs on countries buying Russian oil to limit Moscow's ... ... position within the bloc concerning energy security. Overall, there is a transformation of global energy trade influenced by sanctions, trade disputes, and strategic decisions by countries. While the current pricing environment for oil, gas, and coal ...

... been possible to completely abandon it. Technically, Russian companies have powerful production capabilities, and even with sanctions restrictions, supplies continue. Technical and economic barriers to replacing Russian LNG with American Infrastructure ... ... replacing Russian gas with American gas is not always economically justified. European companies are already under significant pressure on their costs following rising energy prices, and the introduction of more US LNG could lead to additional cost increases....