... Industrialists Alisher Usmanov – wealth increased by +$3 billion to $16 billion, driven by stable demand for steel and projects in the IT sector. Viktor Vekselberg – growth of +$3 billion , for a total of $10.3 billion; supported by rising aluminum prices and export supplies. Suleiman Kerimov – added +$2.6 billion , bringing wealth to $9.6 billion; a key factor was the revaluation of gold mining assets. 4. Resource Giants: Oil & Gas and Mining Classic resource sectors continued to generate superprofits ...

... Australian dollar. Impact on Markets: Shifts in the Australian dollar may indirectly influence commodity markets, particularly as Australia is a key global supplier. The ripple effects of Australian monetary policy could be felt in various commodity prices, including those for metals and natural resources. Investor Recommendations: Investors with interests in commodities should consider Australian economic indicators as part of their strategic planning. An increase in Australian interest rates could ...

... will release its weekly report from the Energy Information Administration (EIA) on commercial oil and petroleum product inventories. This indicator is closely monitored by commodity market traders. A significant reduction in inventories could drive oil prices up due to signals of high demand or constrained supply, while an increase in inventories often leads to price declines. Fluctuations in oil prices, in turn, could impact energy company stocks and currencies of oil-dependent nations. July Inflation ...

... from CoinGecko. The current record update comes in the wake of new investments in Bitcoin by the public company MicroStrategy. The software developer announced an additional investment of $15 million in BTC. The company purchased 253 coins at a median price of $59,339. Bitcoin was trading around this level on Monday, April 5. MicroStrategy now holds 91,579 BTC; the total cost of these coins was $2.226 billion, with an average cost of BTC at $24,311 (the company began investing in cryptocurrency last ...

The European Commission report to be presented next week reveals serious problems facing the EU economy. High energy prices and bureaucratic barriers are jeopardizing the position of European companies on world markets. What consequences does this have for businesses, investors and traders? Read our analytical material. The European Economy Loses Competitiveness: ...