Discussing how the USA plans to capture up to 70% of the European energy market and what it means for Europe and global energy dynamics. The United States aims to capture a dominant share of the European energy market. Under a framework agreement between the U.S. and the European Union (EU), the total value of U.S. energy exports to the EU is projected ...

... climate and how this will impact the natural gas market, as reported by EIA. Detailed Review of Economic Events and Corporate Earnings on August 14, 2025: UK and Eurozone GDP, US PPI Index, EIA Gas Data, Financial Reports from Major Companies in the US, Europe, Asia, and Russia. On Thursday, August 14, 2025, investors will focus simultaneously on important macroeconomic indicators and a busy corporate earnings agenda. In the morning, preliminary estimates of the growth of the UK and Eurozone economies for the second quarter of 2025 will be released — critical data that may influence currency markets and European stock indices. In the afternoon, the US will publish statistics on inflation in the manufacturing sector (Producer Price Index,...

... the highest number of sanctions globally. How Have Sanctions Affected the Russian Economy? Despite unprecedented sanctions measures, the Russian economy has shown growth. In 2024, Russia's GDP increased by 4%, making the country the largest economy in Europe and the fourth largest in the world, surpassing Germany and Japan. However, sanctions have led to: Reconstruction of logistics chains; Accelerated import substitution; Growth of domestic production; Abandonment of Western technologies in several ...

On August 11, 2025, the energy sector experiences significant changes: the West lowers the oil price ceiling, considerably impacting global oil markets. Meanwhile, Europe takes active measures to replenish its gas supplies in light of the upcoming autumn cold and rising energy needs. These events underscore the importance of energy sector news for understanding current trends, including oil, gas, and electricity ...

... the Balkans – at around 50 million cubic meters per day, which constitutes only a small fraction of previous supply levels. Europe has fully compensated for this gap with record LNG imports from other regions. LNG receiving terminals are operating at ... ... increase demand even with full storage facilities, and competition with Asian buyers for new batches of LNG may intensify if Asian economies strengthen their growth. European regulators and energy companies continue to monitor the situation closely, ready to ...