... Norwegian producers) may trigger a surge in gas prices at the end of summer. Conversely, early accumulation of reserves will exert downward pressure on quotes. Weather Factor: Prolonged extreme heat or the occurrence of natural disasters (hurricanes, floods) – particularly in the U.S. and Asia – may affect both demand for energy resources and the operation of energy infrastructure. Investors are closely monitoring forecasts: extreme temperatures could lead to real electricity supply interruptions ...

... unscheduled maintenance in Norway) could trigger a spike in gas prices at the end of summer. Conversely, ahead-of-schedule stock accumulation will pressure prices downward. Weather Factor: The continuation of abnormal heat or, conversely, hurricanes and floods (especially in the US and Asia) could impact both energy demand and infrastructure. Investors are monitoring forecasts: temperature extremes may lead to actual energy supply disruptions or changes in fuel consumption. Geopolitics and Sanctions: ...

... fundamental analysis on such projects (evaluating the team, technological novelty, protection against copying, and tokenomics) may discover promising growth opportunities. However, following successful examples, dozens of similar "AI coins" flooded the market, many of which are weak projects. Discrimination and attention to detail are key qualities for investors looking to capitalize on the AI trend and not end up with worthless tokens. The Market Dictates Volatility: Practically all the ...

... which can affect the market and individual companies, but are almost impossible to predict. Force majeure are extraordinary, unforeseen events that can dramatically change the economic situation. Classic examples include natural disasters (earthquakes, floods, hurricanes), man-made disasters (major accidents, environmental cataclysms), military conflicts, terrorist attacks, global epidemics. Such events often take both investors and businesses by surprise. It is difficult for fundamental analysis to ...