... газовом рынке останется напряженной, особенно с учетом критического уровня запасов газа в украинских хранилищах. Товары и сырьевые рынки: Brent Oil: $76.41 (+0.52 / +0.69%) Natural Gas: $3.093 (+0.014 / +0.45%) US 10Y T-Note Futures: 109.02 (-0.22 / -0.20%) Gold: $2,850.42 (+5.22 / +0.18%) Silver: $32.763 (+0.270 / +0.83%) Copper: $4.3075 (-0.0023 / -0.05%) Iron Ore 62%: $101.33 (+0.03 / +0.03%) ...

... more actively pivot toward alternative partners—such as China or Middle Eastern countries willing to collaborate outside the sphere of U.S. sanctions. Oil Market: Prices Recover from Decline amid Sanction Risks After several days of decline, global oil prices have stopped falling and partly rebounded. On August 6, benchmark Brent crude prices rose back to around $68–69 per barrel, while U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) traded around $66. The increase of approximately 1% over the day was influenced by several factors. First, statistics from the U.S. Department of Energy ...

... драгоценных металлов. Кроме того, ситуация с инфляцией в Канаде может повлиять на стоимость канадского доллара и энергоносителей. Энергетика Brent Oil: 75,31$ (+0,12%) – рынок нефти стабилен, аналитики оценивают перспективы новых поставок из ОПЕК. Natural Gas: 3,567$ (-0,94%) – газ дешевеет после повышения ...

... umbrella of American sanctions, in the event of escalation of the trade conflict with the U.S. Global Oil Prices Decline Amid Market Expectations Oil prices are demonstrating a decline due to a combination of factors. On August 5, the price of benchmark Brent oil dropped below $68 per barrel for the first time in two weeks. Since the beginning of the month, prices have decreased by approximately 3%, negating the growth seen in July. Investors are taking profits, considering signals of a potential oversupply ...

... energy policy between India and Russia. The Kremlin, on its part, has labeled Washington's attempts to force third countries to cease cooperation with Russia as illegal. Oil Market: Prices Recover Amid Sanction Risks After several days of decline, global oil prices have ceased their downward trajectory and partially recovered. On August 6, prices for the benchmark Brent variety rose back to around $68–69 per barrel, while the American WTI variety increased to approximately $66. The price increase of about 1% over a day occurred amidst a combination of factors. Firstly, the U.S. Department of Energy reported an ...