... also been affected. At the same time, both parties still hope for a trade agreement and an end to hostilities. This is in the interests of both China and the U.S. If negotiations reach an impasse, the White House will introduce new sanctions. These sanctions will impact not only companies but also investors from different corners of the globe. Expert Forecasts The trade war has already had a negative effect on the market. Quotes are showing a downward trend. Mixed signals only lead investors to speculate about ...

... is pricing in conflicting risks following U.S.-Russia negotiations. On one hand, the lack of serious progress means continued sanction pressure, which limits trading activity. On the other hand, the mere fact of continued dialogue somewhat reduces the ... ... a result, oil prices fluctuate within a narrow range, lacking momentum for either a new rally or a collapse. The cumulative impact of these factors creates an excess supply situation, keeping the oil market near a surplus. Exchange prices confidently ...

... during the meeting at Elmendorf-Richardson? What are the main agenda points and how might they affect the state of global markets? This article will delve into the critical aspects of the negotiations, focusing on the geopolitical situation, the economy, sanctions, and the impact on resources such as oil, the dollar, and gold. Read our article to understand how these events could alter both short-term and long-term forecasts for the global economy.<br /> Negotiations between Putin and Trump in Alaska: A Businesslike ...

... Russian oil, logistical issues did arise, but they were temporary. "In winter, we observed how our suppliers and carriers adapted to the new sanction conditions. But by early spring, even the largest global agencies began to acknowledge that these sanctions did not have a noticeable impact on the volume of Russian oil supplies to markets. After some decline, shipments began to recover and reached levels comparable to last year," Frolov explains. According to the same Platts estimate, maritime exports of oil from Russia to India ...

... a spike in gas prices at the end of summer. Conversely, ahead-of-schedule stock accumulation will pressure prices downward. Weather Factor: The continuation of abnormal heat or, conversely, hurricanes and floods (especially in the US and Asia) could impact both energy demand and infrastructure. Investors are monitoring forecasts: temperature extremes may lead to actual energy supply disruptions or changes in fuel consumption. Geopolitics and Sanctions: The deadline for the US ultimatum to Russia is set for the second decade of August. In the event of new sanctions imposed on Moscow, there could be price volatility for oil and gas, especially if restrictions affect energy resource exports....