... thousand expected), marking the lowest growth in recent years. The unemployment rate rose to 4.2% (up from 4.0% the previous month), signaling a gradual weakening in labor demand. The slowdown in hiring, along with previously published data on a modest GDP growth of ~1.5% in Q2, points to a loss of momentum in US economic growth. A distinctly weaker labor market altered the mood among market participants: if just a week ago cautious optimism prevailed, talks about a potential easing of monetary policy ...

... trade negotiations with China, India, and other countries will directly affect global oil and gas supply chains, which could influence prices and availability of energy resources. Economic Growth and Demand. Macroeconomic indicators in key economies—GDP growth rates and industrial activity in China, the U.S., Europe, and India—will determine consumption dynamics for oil, gas, and electricity. Strong data (e.g., U.S. GDP growth of ~3% in Q2) supports optimism, while economic slowdowns may dampen ...

... and China, India, and other countries will directly affect global oil and gas supply chains. This could influence prices and availability of energy resources in various regions. Economic Growth and Demand. Macroeconomic indicators in key economies – GDP and industrial growth rates in China, the U.S., Europe, and India – will determine the dynamics of consumption of oil, gas, and electricity. Strong data (for instance, a ~3% GDP growth in the U.S. in Q2) supports optimism, while an economic slowdown ...

... The global logistics market continues to grow. In 2018, it reached a value of $4.739 trillion, and it is expected to reach $6.3 trillion by 2024. In Europe alone, the logistics sector generates £1 trillion annually, accounting for 11% of the EU's GDP and creating over 7 million jobs. A significant portion of this growth can be attributed to the increasing digitization and technological modernization of the industry. For instance, in India, the influx of capital into logistics amounted to $6.25 ...

... statements, raising concerns about the possibility of direct military confrontation between the two nuclear powers. Notably, India significantly surpasses Pakistan in terms of population (approximately 1.4 billion against 220 million) and economic strength (GDP exceeding $3 trillion compared to around $0.3 trillion). However, Pakistan's powerful army and its possession of nuclear weapons make it a formidable adversary. Over 75 years of confrontation, India and Pakistan have already engaged in several wars ...