... primary targets in a new wave of tariffs. Market reactions: Deteriorating relations between the US and EU could lead to volatility in global markets. Political tensions: Escalation of the conflict undermines economic cooperation between the largest economies. Long-term risks: Increased protectionism on both sides threatens global supply chains. #TradeWars #Europe #USA #Economy #Tariffs The European Commission has declared its determination to continue efforts aimed at fully halting the import of Russian gas into the European Union. A representative of the European Commission noted that this measure is part of a broader strategy to reduce ...

... energy sector. Impact on Europe: Fluctuations in U.S. crude oil inventories can influence global oil prices, affecting energy costs for European industries and consumers. A significant increase in inventories may lead to lower oil prices, benefiting European economies reliant on energy imports. Impact on the United States: Domestic oil inventory levels directly impact U.S. energy markets. Higher inventories could lead to lower oil prices, affecting the profitability of American oil producers and related industries....

... of global markets. Throughout the day, investors will receive a massive volume of information, and the key task will be to appropriately prioritize signals. The morning's PMIs worldwide will offer an evaluation of synchronicity or disparities among economies: noticeable deteriorations in European or Asian indicators will heighten worries about a global downturn, while unexpected growth areas (for instance, in China or India) could balance negativity. Likely, weak data from Germany and the Eurozone will draw particular attention considering ...

... compensate for losses in exports to the US and China. This would create additional business opportunities and reduce reliance on the economies of the two giants. Supporting Domestic Demand and Stimulating the Economy: In times of crisis, it is crucial for the ... ... economic growth and cushion the blow from potential export declines. Stimulating Production Within the EU: Support programs for European companies aimed at reducing dependence on external suppliers could help the region become more self-sufficient. What ...

... coal-fired generation. Following a surge in coal generation in 2022-2023 (when coal temporarily replaced expensive gas), the share of coal in the EU’s energy system is rolling back down. Nevertheless, coal remains an important energy source in some Eastern European economies – for example, in Poland, the Czech Republic, and Greece – where its share in generation remains high. Coal prices in the global market have shown moderate dynamics in recent months. Futures for energy coal ( API2 index ) are trading in ...