... storage levels reduce the likelihood of sharp price spikes this winter, which is positively perceived by investors and industrial consumers. Meanwhile, market participants are closely monitoring the EU's further steps to strengthen energy security, including ... ... U.S. secures expanded markets and capital influx from increased exports. This positive trading signal has reinforced market confidence in the stability of future energy resource demand. On the other hand, the U.S. administration continues to ramp up ...

... years incentivizing energy conservation, and slowing industrial growth in China, reducing appetite from the second-largest oil consumer. Geopolitical Uncertainty. The market is pricing in conflicting risks associated with sanction-related confrontations.... ... situation close to a surplus in the oil market: supply slightly exceeds demand, keeping prices at a relatively low level. Brent is confidently trading below last year's figures, and several analysts believe that if current trends persist, the average price ...

.... expands its markets and attracts capital as exports grow. The positive trade signals have translated into increased market confidence regarding stable demand. Concurrently, the U.S. administration continues to ramp up pressure on Moscow. President Trump ... ... meeting demand. Overall, summer 2025 demonstrates the resilience of the electricity sector: even during challenging conditions, consumers are assured of electricity, significantly due to record outputs from RES. Coal Sector: High Demand Amid Stable Prices ...

... additional factor is the slowdown in industrial growth in China, which limits the appetite of the world's second-largest oil consumer. Geopolitical Uncertainty: The market is pricing in conflicting risks following U.S.-Russia negotiations. On one hand,... ... cumulative impact of these factors creates an excess supply situation, keeping the oil market near a surplus. Exchange prices confidently remain below last year’s highs. A number of analysts believe that if current trends continue, by 2026, the average ...

... fuel consumption could decline. For now, however, basic forecasts anticipate moderate growth in oil demand (~+2% year-on-year) and gas by the end of 2025, creating a relatively favorable backdrop for the sector. In summary, the fuel and energy sector confidently moves into the second half of summer. Oil is trading at levels that are comfortable for producers without putting excessive pressure on consumers. Gas remains expensive, but the situation is manageable due to coordinated efforts to fill reserves. Electricity is handling peak loads largely due to the rising share of RES. Coal and refined products maintain their niches and are not causing ...