... scale of the economy, China's dependency on energy resource imports will remain substantial: analysts estimate that in the coming years, the country will import no less than 70% of its consumed oil and about 40% of its used gas. Thus, the two largest Asian consumers—India and China—will maintain a key role in global commodity markets, combining strategies of securing overseas supplies with developing their own resource base. Energy Transition: Record Growth in Renewables and the Role of Traditional Generation The global transition to clean energy is rapidly gaining momentum....

... and adding inflationary risks. Retaliation measures and compromises: China condemned the actions of the US and may implement retaliatory measures—up to restrictions on the export of rare earth materials critical for the American industry. So far, Asian markets have reacted cautiously, hoping for negotiations rather than a full-scale trade war. Meanwhile, a de-escalation appears to be taking shape on the transatlantic front: the US and the European Union reached a compromise on tariffs (for instance,...

... again ready to actively invest in public offerings. Notable players — such as chip developer Montage Technology — are waiting in line for a listing in Hong Kong, planning to raise up to $1 billion, reinforcing the revival of IPO activity at least in Asian markets. In the US and Europe, the IPO situation has also noticeably improved. American fintech "unicorn" Chime recently debuted on the stock market, soaring more than 30% on its first trading day and becoming one of the largest fintech IPOs ...

... actively invest in public offerings. Other heavyweights are also lined up for listing on the Hong Kong stock exchange—such as chip developer Montage Technology, which plans to raise up to $1 billion, underscoring the revival of IPO activity, at least on Asian exchanges. In the U.S. and Europe, the situation is also noticeably improving. American fintech "unicorn" Chime recently debuted successfully on the stock market, soaring more than 30% on its first trading day, making it one of the largest fintech IPOs of the year. This success inspires other contenders. Designer platform Figma conducted its long-awaited listing: the IPO raised around $1.5 billion (the ...

... once again ready to actively invest in public offerings. Other heavyweight players, such as chip developer Montage Technology, are in line for listing in Hong Kong, planning to raise up to $1 billion, emphasizing the revival of IPO activity at least on Asian platforms. In the USA and Europe, the situation is also significantly improving. American fintech "unicorn" Chime recently made a successful debut on the stock market, soaring more than 30% on its first day of trading, making it one of the largest fintech IPOs of the year. This success is inspiring other contenders. The design platform Figma recently conducted its long-awaited listing: the IPO raised around ...