... million bags, alongside a historic rise in coffee prices. This significant growth in exports and prices affects everyone involved in the market, from producers to end consumers. This article examines the drivers behind the export growth, the factors fueling the price increase, and the outlook for the global coffee market. Growth in Global Exports: Key Drivers and Regions Global demand for coffee continues to rise, and top coffee-producing countries have worked hard to meet these needs. The primary ...

... in a day, and tokens from the AI and DeFi sectors (TARS AI, Ethena, etc.) have doubled over the past week. Meme coins are not far behind: the price of Pepe (PEPE) skyrocketed over 40%, while Shiba Inu (+30%) and Dogecoin (+10%) continued their rally fueled by retail investors’ hype. Such spikes contribute to the decline in BTC dominance and the increase in the overall capitalization of altcoins, reflecting shifting trends in the market. The heightened volatility of altcoins, combined with positive ...

... Gasoline inventories rose by 0.412 million barrels, reaching 211.3 million barrels, while distillate inventories grew by 2.9 million barrels to 115.8 million barrels. This seasonal accumulation typically reflects preparations for the winter period when fuel demand increases. Buyers can expect that the growth in distillate inventories will help maintain prices at levels conducive to seasonal procurement. Refinery Utilization Rates Refinery utilization increased to 90.5%, which also indicates preparations ...

... includes Russian Urals, while the U.S. primarily exports light and ultra-light (shale) oil. "India mainly purchases medium-sulfur Russian Urals oil, from which large refineries achieve a good yield of various petroleum products, including diesel fuel. A significant portion of these petroleum products is exported by Indians to external markets, including to the U.S. and the EU. In some cases, Indian petroleum products made from Russian oil have even replaced Russian products in the European market,...

... impact the market by driving up global uranium prices and increasing competition for alternative supplies. European nations reliant on nuclear energy as part of their energy mix—such as France, Germany, and other countries—may see the cost of nuclear fuel rise as the market reacts to reduced Russian exports. This price pressure could lead European countries to reconsider their long-term energy strategies, possibly accelerating efforts to establish domestic uranium processing or boosting trade agreements ...