Discussing why the record stock market prices for gasoline did not impact the export ban and what to expect for prices at gas stations in the near future. Fuel market quotes have been hitting record highs since the beginning of the week, as if the complete ban on gasoline exports introduced just a week ago had never ...

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... instability, the Bank of England's interest rate draws particular attention from analysts: it is anticipated to remain at its current level, which may indicate a cautious approach from the regulator regarding future monetary policy. At the same time, the impact of American tariffs on goods from China will heighten volatility in financial markets. Furthermore, reports from giants such as Siemens and Toyota may reveal both the state of their business and prospects under the prevailing economic realities....

... while liquid cargo decreased by 4.7% to 146.9 million tons. Exports continue to dominate with 221.3 million tons (−5.4%) of the total volume, while the share of imports remains modest at 13.7 million tons (+2.4%). The reduction in cargo flows may impact investments in port infrastructure and logistics. Regional Dynamics A downturn is observed across all key maritime basins, except for the Far East. The Baltic Sea basin showed the least decline at (−2.6%), while the most significant drops were ...

... China, making production in Europe less competitive. Statistics: The cost of electricity for industrial consumers in the EU has risen by 30% over the past two years. Consequences for Business and the Economy The declining competitiveness is already impacting European businesses: Capital flight. Companies are beginning to relocate production to regions with more favorable conditions. Job cuts. Increased costs are leading to the closure of enterprises and a decline in employment. Slowdown in economic ...