... and other countries. Keep an eye on key metrics and speeches to make informed forecasts. Monday, November 18 G20 Summit (Day 1): Opening sessions traditionally focus on global economic challenges, sustainable growth, trade policy, climate change, and international security. Discussions on cooperation between major economies are expected to foster stability. Central Bank Speakers: Bank of Japan Governor: Investors anticipate insights on potential easing of monetary policy due to the yen’s weakness....

... ecosystem. Macroeconomic Stability and Wealth: low inflation, predictable currency exchange rates, and overall economic stability are crucial for long-term investments in startups. For example, Switzerland and Singapore are known for stable economic policies, attracting international investors and companies (though in terms of unicorn numbers, they lag behind larger countries, the quality of conditions is excellent). A high income level (as seen in the U.S. and Western Europe) translates into purchasing power for technological ...

... investing in long-term diversification to reduce reliance on single suppliers. A Strategic Power Play in a Complex Market Russia’s decision to halt enriched uranium exports to the US is a strategic move with far-reaching implications for energy markets, international relations, and nuclear energy policies. While the immediate effects are most likely to be felt in the US nuclear sector, the decision resonates globally, signaling a shift towards resource-based leverage in geopolitics. Both Russia and the US, along with other countries, will need ...

... to play a notable role in the energy mix of many countries, despite the global push towards decarbonization. According to the International Energy Agency, global coal consumption in 2025 will remain close to record levels and may even set a new high. Global ... ... supply volumes. In developed countries, the trend towards reducing coal generation continues: environmental regulations and tax policies make new coal projects less attractive. However, in Asia, as noted, some countries are temporarily ramping up coal combustion ...

... to play a notable role in the energy balance of many countries, despite the global push for decarbonization. According to the International Energy Agency’s forecasts, global coal consumption in 2025 will remain near record levels and may even set a new ... ... stable supply volumes. In developed countries, the trend to reduce coal generation continues: environmental regulations and tax policies are making new coal projects less attractive. However, as noted, some countries in Asia are temporarily increasing coal ...