... billion tons , setting a new record. The principal contribution to this increase comes from China , where ramping up domestic coal production remains part of the energy security strategy. Simultaneously, many countries are declaring plans for a phased exit from coal in their energy balance and a move to cleaner sources, causing global demand to grow at a much slower pace than production. In Russia, coal continues to hold a significant share in both electricity production and export revenue in the sector....

... pressure on the Japanese currency stems from a combination of internal and external factors: political uncertainty ahead of elections, chronically low inflation, and expectations that the Bank of Japan will maintain ultra-low rates drive investors to exit the yen in favor of more yielding currencies. Until signals indicating a potential tightening of policy in Japan emerge, the yen remains under pressure, and market participants are pricing in the possibility of further depreciation. Emerging market ...

... by market capitalization closed Friday trading with slight declines. This downturn is largely attributed to sell-offs at reached highs — Bitcoin's surge to ~$114,000 made this mark a psychological level where some large holders ("whales") exited their positions. An additional external factor was macroeconomic news: reports of new trade tariffs in the US increased global aversion to risk assets, which temporarily impacted cryptocurrencies as well. Nevertheless, by the weekend, the market ...

... pivot) in the Fed's policy will enable growth companies to maintain high valuations. Analysts note that the FOMO effect ("fear of missing out") is still palpable in the market: despite the risks of slowdown, many investors are reluctant to exit the stock market after the best start to the year in decades. Next, participants will shift their focus to new data and events in early August—the focus will be on inflation forecasts for July and upcoming reports from major corporations that could ...

... correlate with the actual demand for the product. When a project has a low real capitalization and users (or TVL or revenue) do not keep pace with marketing valuations, a correction may occur: as new tokens are unlocked, their owners (funds, teams) may exit to the market, exerting pressure on price. This is why professional investors closely monitor emissions schedules and ask: is the FDV of a specific project's cryptocurrency justified? For instance, a token with an FDV of $1 billion and a current ...