... provided fossil fuel sectors with a further impetus for development. Experts emphasize that while the development of renewable energies (wind, solar, etc.) continues to accelerate, a complete immediate shift away from traditional fuels is not feasible. ... ... positions is observed due to high prices and the need for energy supply stability, even amid a strategic shift toward a "green" transition. Energy sector investors and companies in Russia and worldwide continue to closely monitor these trends ...

... industry. Parts of the infrastructure may be privatized or transferred to public companies. Agricultural sector enterprises (even though several large players are already listed), metallurgy, and machine engineering are also viewed as promising. New "Green" and Medical Industries. Potential placements in renewable energy sources, environmental technologies, and medical and pharmaceutical companies are anticipated. The government supports the development of biotech and "green" energy,...

... per ton in July; however, analysts attribute this to local factors and quality characteristics, whereas premium Australian coal remains in demand in Asian countries. The rise in coal prices reflects an overall trend: despite efforts toward a "green transition," the global economy continues to rely on traditional energy resources. The United States serves as a notable example of a coal renaissance. According to official data from the Energy Information Administration (EIA), American power ...

... Traders Should Pay Attention To Asset revaluation. Companies reliant on high energy costs may face further declines in profitability. Investments in alternative regions. Asian and American markets are becoming more attractive for capital placement. The green energy market. In the context of the energy crisis, investments in renewable energy sources in Europe may become a strategic direction. The European economy is facing serious challenges that require radical reforms. However, for investors and traders,...

... confrontations. For instance, recent half-year results from Volkswagen showed a profit decline of over 30%, largely due to additional expenses of about €1.3 billion related to tariffs in the US. Despite this, most European indices remained in the green, as hopes for imminent easing from central banks and companies’ adaptation to new conditions support the market. Asia: Slowdown in China and Uncertainty Factors Asian markets displayed mixed dynamics towards the end of the week against a backdrop ...