US President-elect Donald Trump is ready to make drastic changes to energy and environmental policy, which could significantly affect investors. On his first day in office, January 20, Trump plans to sign up to 25 executive orders, including measures to repeal environmental regulations and boost fossil fuel production. Among them are the lifting of restrictions on natural gas exports, the resumption of drilling in the Arctic Reserve and the abolition of mandates for electric vehicles.These ... Read More
US stock indexes showed significant growth, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average and Standard... Read More
Russia's economic growth will slow to 1.1% in 2025, economist Alexander Isakov predicts. According... Read More
The recent surge in interest in artificial intelligence has led to a meteoric rise in Nvidia... Read More
On Wednesday, Chinese stocks posted their biggest drop in four years amid growing investor... Read More
Bank of America forecasts moderate growth in both the core and core consumer price index in... Read More
«Russian Post» has launched a money transfer service to Turkey. The money will be available in T... Read More
Google is actively exploring the possibility of using nuclear energy to power its data centers,... Read More
Brussels is preparing to issue medium- and long-term bonds worth €10 billion ($11 billion) to raise ... Read More
On Tuesday, oil declined from the area of local highs, as investors began to take profits after a... Read More
Starting this week, China will introduce temporary anti-dumping measures against brandy imported... Read More
US Vice President Kamala Harris has ruled out the possibility of talks with Russian President... Read More
The easing of the monetary policy of the US Federal Reserve and China's intention to stimulate its... Read More
Strong US employment data released last Friday dramatically changed the mood in financial markets.... Read More
French Prime Minister Michel Barnier expressed deep concern about the high risk of a financial... Read More
Syria wants to join the BRICS and has already applied for membership. The issue of further... Read More
The DXY dollar index soared to a 3-week high of 102.05, bringing the EUR/USD pair to strong support... Read More
Chinese companies intend to raise up to $10-15 billion through offshore bonds this quarter.Such an... Read More
Oil prices on Friday showed the largest weekly increase in more than a year, helped by heightened... Read More
Diamond exports from Russia may decrease by 17%, reaching $3.19 billion. This is facilitated by a... Read More
The SWIFT international system plans to start testing transactions with tokenized assets and... Read More
Oil prices continue to rise after yesterday's sharp collapse to the level of $73.65 per barrel. The... Read More
On Thursday, the pound sterling fell by more than 1% against the euro and the US dollar, reaching a... Read More
On Thursday, the pound sterling fell by more than 1% against the euro and the US dollar, reaching a... Read More
Financial markets remain at risk of a sharp correction, the Bank of England warned on Wednesday,... Read More
Saudi Arabia's oil minister has warned that oil prices could drop to $50 per barrel if OPEC+... Read More
The bitcoin exchange rate stabilized at trading on Wednesday after falling by almost 3% the day... Read More
There is an extremely serious escalation in the Middle East. Last night, Iran responded with a... Read More
Iran's missile attack against Israel will be carried out in the next few hours, the American... Read More
According to preliminary data from Eurostat, in September 2024, inflation in the eurozone fell to... Read More
Kazakhstan is negotiating to increase natural gas exports to China, including possible supply... Read More
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