On August 10, 2025, the world of economics is once again in the spotlight. Trade wars between major economies, such as the USA and China, continue to escalate, leaving investors on edge. Negotiations between the USA and Russia regarding sanctions may lead to changes in market conditions. The Federal Reserve's soft policy also raises numerous questions about the future of the dollar and financial stability. In this article, we will analyze the current economic news, highlighting the impact of these factors on stock markets, oil prices, and the global economic ...

... benefits by reselling them. Furthermore, Washington has not ruled out the possibility of introducing prohibitive tariffs of 100% and even 500% on Indian exports to the U.S. if Russia does not resolve the conflict in Ukraine by the deadline set by the U.S. (August 8). These threats represent secondary sanctions aimed at limiting global demand for Russian hydrocarbons. Such tough rhetoric is causing concern among investors and international trading partners. The Indian oil market is one of the largest in the world, and U.S. actions signal to all fuel ...

... central bank decisions (primarily by the U.S. Federal Reserve) on interest rates and the dynamics of the dollar may reflect on borrowing costs, investment, and 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,...

... year, where daily purchases were 124,000 barrels, according to Platts data. Reuters claims that India had to increase its imports from the U.S. due to a decrease in purchases from Russia. Allegedly, India started to turn away from Russian oil to avoid U.S. sanctions, which at the beginning of the year included a new batch of shadow fleet vessels in the sanctions list. Bloomberg also wrote off Russian oil, stating that by February 2025, India had brought its purchases of Russian oil to the lowest level since ...

... to Europe, improving investor sentiment and enhancing expectations for increased demand for U.S. oil and gas. Furthermore, the U.S. has intensified dialogue with India to eliminate trade barriers, easing global market tensions. Geopolitical risks and sanctions uncertainty. U.S. President Donald Trump has intensified rhetoric against Moscow, issuing an ultimatum to resolve the conflict in Ukraine within about 10 days. He threatened to impose 100% tariffs on Russian exports and secondary sanctions against buyers of Russian ...