... we assess whether USDT will maintain its peg to the dollar and within what range its value will fluctuate, rather than expecting exponential growth or decline. Base Scenario: Stability Around $1. The most likely scenario is that USDT remains stable relative to the US dollar. With a high degree of certainty, we can predict that in May 2025, 1 USDT will trade close to $1.00. Economic conditions leading up to this period are likely to favor maintaining parity: Tether's reserves are supported by high-yield, reliable assets, ensuring adequate liquidity. Even if the Fed begins to gradually lower rates by ...

... Ursula von der Leyen stated that this pact would bring the much-needed stability and predictability for businesses in the EU and the US. The Chancellor of Germany welcomed the reduction of American tariffs, noting that the deal helped avoid escalation in trade relations. President Trump called the agreement one of the largest in history and an important victory for the American energy sector. In addition to the deal with the EU, the US is pursuing an active external energy policy . In recent weeks, Washington ...

... Resource Trade: Restructuring Global Flows Geopolitical factors continue to significantly influence global energy resource trade, initiating the redistribution of oil, gas, and coal flows between regions. A notable event is the sharp reduction in energy trade between the U.S. and China amid escalating relations. In June 2025, China did not purchase any oil, LNG, or coal from the U.S. for the first time in nearly three years (according to Bloomberg). Experts associate this with increased trade tensions and Beijing's desire to diversify supply sources....

... the Chinese economy is reflected across the region, particularly impacting resource and goods exporters from the APEC region. Additional pressure on sentiment in Asia comes from trade and political factors. Uncertainty continues regarding US–China trade relations: despite potential compromises with allies, a significant portion of US tariffs on goods from China remains in place, and the prospects for their removal in the second half of the year are unclear. Export-oriented economies in Asia – especially ...

... Resource Trade: Restructuring Global Flows Geopolitical factors continue to exert significant influence on global energy resource trade, prompting a reallocation of oil, gas, and coal flows between regions. A notable event is the sharp reduction in energy trade between the U.S. and China amid escalating relations. In June 2025, China did not purchase oil, LNG, or coal from the U.S. for the first time in nearly three years, as reported by Bloomberg. Experts attribute this to rising trade tensions and Beijing’s drive to diversify supply sources. China ...