... to actively invest in public offerings. Other heavyweights, such as chip developer Montage Technology, are also planning listings on the Hong Kong stock exchange, aiming to raise up to $1 billion, indicating a revival of IPO activity at least in the Asian markets. In the U.S. and Europe, the situation is also significantly improving. The American fintech unicorn Chime recently successfully debuted on the stock market, surging more than 30% on its first trading day and becoming one of the largest fintech ...

... to be around 9.2 billion tons, primarily due to increased coal usage in Asia. In countries like India and several Southeast Asian states, electricity generation from coal continues to grow to meet rapidly rising demand. The largest consumer of coal, ... ... Republic, and Greece—where its share in generation is still substantial. In recent months, prices for thermal coal in the global market have demonstrated restrained dynamics. Futures for API2 coal (a benchmark for Europe) are trading in the range of $110–120 ...

... related to tariffs in the US. Despite this, most European indices remained in the green, as hopes for imminent easing from central banks and companies’ adaptation to new conditions support the market. Asia: Slowdown in China and Uncertainty Factors Asian markets displayed mixed dynamics towards the end of the week against a backdrop of local risks and global trends. Investors are concerned about signals of a slowdown in the Chinese economy: according to recently published data, China’s GDP growth in ...

... ready to actively invest in public offerings. The listing queue in Hong Kong includes other heavyweights as well— for example, chip developer Montage Technology plans to raise up to $1 billion, signaling a revival of IPO activity, at least in the Asian markets. In the United States and Europe, the situation is also improving significantly. American fintech unicorn Chime recently debuted on the stock market, soaring more than 30% on its first trading day, making it one of the largest fintech IPOs of ...

... the scale of its economy, China's reliance on imported energy resources remains significant: analysts estimate that in the coming years, the country will import no less than 70% of its consumed oil and about 40% of the gas used. Thus, the two largest Asian consumers – India and China – will maintain a key role in global raw materials markets, combining strategies to secure foreign supplies with the development of their own resource base. Energy Transition: Renewables Records and the Role of Traditional Generation The global shift to clean energy continues to accelerate rapidly. Many ...