... In contrast, coal handling increased to 60.8 million tons (+2.2%), reflecting a shift in fuel flow direction toward exports in the Far East. Containerized cargo flows saw negligible changes, totaling 18.2 million tons (−0.6%), indicating relative stability in global trade. Notably, the grain segment experienced a dramatic collapse, with grain handling plummeting by 52.7% to 12.1 million tons. This decline is linked to shifts in the agricultural market and export restrictions, imposing additional ...

..., and Support for Crypto Industry in the U.S. The cryptocurrency market continues to attract investor attention: Bitcoin remains above the psychological mark of $120,000, while the industry demonstrates resilience following a recent rally. Amid the stabilization of major coins' prices, the influx of institutional investments remains at record levels, and regulators are providing strategic support to the sector, setting the tone for further market development. Let’s take a closer look at the current ...

... year, inflation could be reduced to around 7%. Although the current rate of approximately 10% is still higher than the target, the authorities continue to target inflation, aiming to bring it back to a medium-term objective of 4% by 2026. Macroeconomic stability and transitioning the economy to a balanced growth trajectory have been identified as priority tasks for the current year. Labor Market: Record Low Unemployment The situation in the labor market was characterized by the president as favorable....

... cryptocurrency market greets Thursday, August 14, 2025, buoyed by new records and heightened investor optimism. After an extended rally, leading digital assets are maintaining historic peaks, demonstrating a rare combination of rapid growth and relative stability. Bitcoin has closely approached its previous maximum and has managed to surpass it, establishing a new price benchmark. Alternative coins (altcoins) are also showing accelerated growth against a favorable news backdrop and an influx of capital ...

... design capacity of 43 million cubic meters per day. "Therefore, the volume of transit through the Ukrainian GTS will play a decisive role. Most likely, the gas transit agreement will be extended, influenced by the European consumers' interest in stabilizing the gas market and the high dependence of Austria and Hungary on Gazprom's supplies," concluded the CEO of OPEN OIL MARKET. Earlier the same day, Vedomosti, citing data from Gazprom and the European Network of Transmission System Operators ...