As winter approaches, Europe may face serious disruptions in gas supplies due to reduced imports of Russian pipeline gas and instability in global energy markets. How is the European Union preparing for these challenges? In this article, we look at the main causes of potential ...

... imports to the EU reached approximately 11.3 billion cubic meters, which is 37% higher than a year earlier. Increased LNG arrivals have accelerated storage filling; however, in the future, there could be stiffer competition for LNG from Asia if the economies of APEC countries begin to accelerate. Stabilization of Demand: Relatively mild summer weather and energy conservation measures are holding back gas consumption growth in Europe. The industry and electricity sector in the EU have adapted to last year's high prices, reducing dependence on gas, which, coupled with full gas storage, keeps prices at a moderate level. Looking Towards Winter: With current reserves and fuel flows,...

... signals potential changes in monetary policy affecting inflation-sensitive industries. 00:30 (MSK): Brazil – Central Bank Interest Rate Decision Investors will be paying close attention to Brazil’s monetary policy stance as one of the leading emerging economies. Commentary will provide insights into how the country plans to manage inflation and economic growth. Impa ct on Europe and the United States Europe: OPEC’s report and EIA crude oil data will directly influence energy costs in Europe, affecting both industries and households. Higher oil prices could exacerbate inflationary pressures in the Eurozone, increasing ...

... crucial questions about the future of nuclear energy and international trade relations. This article explores the motives behind Russia's move, its potential impact on the US nuclear energy sector, and the broader economic and strategic implications for Europe and global markets. With uranium prices and energy security in the spotlight, investors and energy companies alike must prepare for a shifting landscape. Discover what this strategic decision means for the global energy sector and how nations might ...

... attention will be given to the consequences of this gasoline export ban and its effect on both the domestic and international economies. Energy Sector News, Friday, July 25, 2025: Brent Below $70, Record Gas Reserves, Gasoline Export Ban from August ... ... global oil market shows price stability, with Brent oil continuing to trade below the $70 per barrel mark. Gas storage in Europe is being filled at record rates, reducing risks for the upcoming winter season. In the domestic market of Russia, decisive ...