On July 27, 2025, a significant event is set to unfold in global markets as the United States and the European Union stand on the brink of a trade agreement that could radically alter the economic landscape of both regions. Investors are eagerly awaiting the Federal Reserve's decision on interest rates, while the upcoming corporate earnings reports are expected ...

... supportive factors and restraining risks. Increase in Demand and Optimism. Market participants are encouraged by progress in U.S. trade negotiations with partners. Washington has already secured an agreement with Japan and is close to deals with the European Union. India expressed confidence in reaching an agreement with the U.S. before August 1 — the date for the planned introduction of new American tariffs. These moves alleviate concerns about a slowdown in the global economy and support global oil demand....

... of liquefied natural gas (LNG), has failed to meet several contractual obligations to Europe, raising concerns over energy stability as winter approaches. This article explores the reasons behind the redirection of U.S. LNG shipments, the impact on European consumers, and potential steps Europe could take to strengthen its energy security. Discover how these recent developments are affecting the market and why Europe is considering alternative measures to ensure reliable energy supplies. The U....

... and exemption from profit tax for companies operating outside the state. Overall, however, the tax environment in the U.S. remains complex and relatively expensive for businesses, which is partially offset by a large market and access to capital. The European Union and specific countries in Europe have improved conditions for startups through special regimes. For example, France actively supports tech companies: the government launched co-funding programs for innovation and provides tax incentives for startups ...

... China is becoming a role model even for industry leaders. For automakers, this is a signal to reassess their approaches, while for investors, it indicates a hunt for new opportunities in the most dynamic region of the global automotive industry. The European Union is developing measures to subsidize electric vehicle sales. This is in response to the increasing competition from Chinese manufacturers who are actively strengthening their positions in the European market with lower prices. The subsidy plan aims ...