... the U.S. Department of Energy, gasoline consumption in early July was 1–2% lower than the previous year. Abnormal heat in the southern U.S. partially reduced long-distance driving; furthermore, the prevalence of remote work and thrift mode lowered driver mileage. Secondly, gasoline supply has increased: American refineries are operating at very high capacity, and fuel imports from Europe and Canada have sharply increased on the East Coast. In June, the U.S. imported about 100,000 barrels of gasoline ...

... $1 billion). Biotech and medtech startups are also accruing significant capital from venture funds. For example, the U.S. startup Centivax raised $45 million to develop a universal flu vaccine. The cybersecurity segment remains one of the market's drivers (as evidenced by recent multi-billion dollar deals mentioned above). Crypto and Web3 projects are starting to revive following a deep downturn— in the second quarter of 2025, venture investments in blockchain startups surpassed $10 billion (the ...

... Energy, gasoline consumption in early July was 1–2% lower than a year ago. Abnormal heat in the southern states partially curtailed long-distance driving; in addition, the widespread practice of remote working and cost-saving measures have reduced drivers’ mileage. Secondly, gasoline supply has risen: American refineries are operating at very high capacity, and fuel imports from Europe and Canada have sharply increased on the East Coast. In June, the U.S. imported around 100,000 barrels of gasoline ...

... the Department of Energy, gasoline consumption in early July was 1-2% lower than a year ago. Extreme heat in the southern states somewhat reduced the number of long-distance car trips, while remote work popularity and cost-saving measures have lowered driver mileage. Secondly, gasoline supply has increased: American refineries are operating at high capacities, plus imports of fuel from Europe and Canada have surged on the East Coast. In June, the U.S. imported about 100,000 barrels of gasoline per ...

... decline in fuel prices in the US are complex. First, demand turned out to be slightly weaker than expected: data showed that gasoline consumption in early July was 1–2% lower than a year earlier. Abnormal heat in the southern US partially deterred drivers from long trips, while lifestyle changes (remote work, thrift) are reducing mileage. Second, gasoline supply has increased: American refineries are operating at high utilization rates, and additionally, fuel imports from Europe and Canada have ...