... consequently, demand for energy resources. Sanctions and Trade Disputes: Developments in the sanction rhetoric surrounding Russia (including possible new U.S. restrictions) and the progress of U.S. trade talks with China, India, and other countries will impact global oil and gas supply chains. Economic Growth and Demand: Macroeconomic indicators in key countries—GDP and industrial growth rates in China, the U.S., Europe, and India—will determine the dynamics of oil, gas, and electricity consumption....

On August 16, 2025, Alaska will host a summit addressing critical issues in the energy sector, including forecasts for oil, gas, and coal. Participants will discuss global trends in raw material markets and the impact of energy policies on the future. The spotlight will also be on renewable energy sources (RES), which are gaining increasing popularity and relevance in the context of modern economic realities. This article will delve into how sanctions and changes ...

... desired results with minimum effort and resources. Abstract The difficult economic situation in the world, active development of renewable energy technologies, geopolitical upheaval, COVID-19 pandemic - all of this, to one degree or another, has an impact on the global market of oil products. Such problems induce market participants to look for ways of creation strong, mutually beneficial relations between sellers and customers of oil products in the long term. One of the possible courses of events ...

... attracts new investors, enhancing the liquidity of the shares on the exchange (increased daily trading volume). The more market participants own shares of the company, the easier it is to buy and sell these papers. Increased liquidity often positively impacts the market valuation of the company. Issuing shares for loyalty and incentive programs. Proceeds from the SPO can be used to develop long-term incentive programs for executives or employees. This is part of a motivational strategy where new shares ...

... profit for the first time last year, instilling optimism. Institutional investors are currently taking a wait-and-see position: although GOOGL shares are relatively inexpensive (with a P/E lower than many "peers"), uncertainty surrounding AI's impact on the search business is restraining major funds from increasing their stakes. Hedge funds substantially reduced long positions in Google, anticipating clarity on the company’s strategy and its ability to maintain dominance. Amazon (AMZN): Slowdown ...