... prominent uranium producers. Further, Europe may find itself balancing its energy transition goals with new challenges in the nuclear sector. As uranium costs potentially rise, the affordability of nuclear energy—a cornerstone for low-carbon energy policies in several European nations—may be impacted. This could result in increased focus on renewable sources as European countries seek to avoid dependency on any single source of nuclear fuel. Finally, the restriction also serves as a reminder to ...

How will Wednesday’s events shape the global economy and financial markets? This article covers OPEC’s monthly oil market report, U.S. inflation data, Canada’s interest rate decision, and the EIA crude oil inventory report. We also analyze key corporate earnings from Macy’s and Adobe, along with their implications for the technology and retail sectors. Discover the potential impacts on Europe, the United States, and global energy markets, with insights for investors navigating today’s complex economic...

... will slow (expected to be around +9% in July 2026). For investors in the electricity sector, rising tariffs represent potential revenue increases for energy supply and generating companies, although the government remains vigilant to ensure that tariff policies do not stoke overall inflation or hinder economic growth. Geopolitics and Energy Resource Trade: Restructuring Global Flows Geopolitical factors continue to exert significant influence on global energy resource trade, causing a redistribution ...

... consumers have built significant reserves. Major exporters like Australia, Indonesia, Russia, and South Africa are maintaining 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 combustion to avoid purchasing expensive gas. As a result, global coal consumption remains at a plateau. According to the ...

On July 28, 2025, in energy sector news: the price of Brent oil remains stable at around $70 per barrel, indicating a soft demand and supply balance in the oil market. Furthermore, Europe is reporting record gas reserves, raising questions about the maneuverability of European energy policy. A significant development includes new restrictions on gasoline exports, which may adversely affect fuel prices in the country. At the same time, there is increasing interest in the implementation of renewable...