... Coal continues to play a significant role in the energy balance of many countries, despite the world's focus on decarbonization. According to forecasts from the International Energy Agency, global coal consumption in 2025 will remain near historical highs and could set a new record. Global production is expected to reach ~9.2 billion tons this year – largely driven by increased coal use in Asia. In countries like India and much of Southeast Asia, coal generation continues to rise to meet growing electricity demand. China ...

.... Global Expansion of Venture Capital: New Markets and Regions The venture boom of 2025 is acquiring genuinely global proportions, reaching markets that were recently on the periphery of the tech scene. Countries in the Middle East are demonstrating record investment activity: supported by government initiatives, new funds and tech hubs are being created, and an increasing number of regional projects are receiving financing. Gulf States are launching mega-projects to diversify their economies through high technologies, while local venture funds are acting as leading investors both in the domestic market and abroad. In Southeast Asia, a surge in tech entrepreneurship continues. New unicorns are emerging: companies in e-commerce, fintech, and logistics ...

The Moscow Exchange Index reached a record high of 3,949.07 as of August 18. It is expected to grow further, potentially reaching 4,000 by the end of the year. The Russian securities market is set to reach record highs this year and continue its upward trajectory into the next, according to ...

... buy back its own tokens worth up to $1 billion, demonstrating confidence in Tron’s long-term value and supporting the token's price. Bitcoin: New Record and Institutional Support The flagship Bitcoin (BTC) managed to surpass its previous all-time high price this week. During trading, BTC climbed above the record mark, marking an important psychological event for the market. The breakout was accompanied by increased volumes and a surge in news attention. Although some short-term traders took profits after the new high was established, the global trend remains ...

... been noted. By the end of trading on July 25, the price of Ai-92 gasoline decreased by about 1.5% (to ~65,300 rubles/ton), while Ai-95 dropped by 1.1% (to ~75,400 rubles/ton) amid expectations of the export ban. Although price levels remain close to record highs, the state’s intervention has helped shift the trend and bring the market closer to stabilization. Diesel fuel, experiencing less shortage, has virtually stopped rising. It is expected that the pace of retail price increases for gasoline and diesel ...