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The number of coal-fired power plants in the U.S. will be down 45% by the end of the decade

According to IEEFA, power suppliers are preparing to close 99.2 gigawatts of coal-fired power plants by 2030. In addition to the climate agenda, the rapidity of the process is being affected by rising coal prices. The conflict in Ukraine affects the entire energy market. The European industry is having

The price of oil per barrel has fallen from $140 to $105

The price of oil per barrel has dropped from $140 to $105, but we don't see the price dropping at the gas station. The price at the gas station goes up when the price of oil goes up, and it doesn't necessarily go down when the

China to change privacy rules on offshore company listings

A draft rule released by the China Securities Regulatory Commission is an attempt by Beijing to resolve a dispute with Washington that could lead to the delisting of 270 Chinese companies on U.S. exchanges in 2024. China's updated rules would remove requirements that on-site inspections of Chinese

Lithuania no longer imports natural gas from Russia. This was confirmed by the Ministry of Energy of the Baltic republic - RBC

It is the first EU country that has completely abandoned Russian gas.

JP Morgan cuts Apple and Qualcomm from its "best companies" list

Analysts at JPMorgan said Friday that slowing demand for smartphones could negatively impact Apple and Qualcomm's stock gains. Excluding those companies from the list is also due to rising costs amid the conflict in Ukraine. Apple is already planning to cut production of iPhones and AirPods due to

WTI oil accelerates its fall.

Oil accelerated its fall after Biden's statements about releasing black gold from strategic reserves. WTI loses nearly 7%

U.S. oil producers blame steel shortages on low production

According to KeyBanc Capital Markets, the price of oilfield tubulars, or OCTG, reached $2400 a ton this month, up 100% from a year ago. The industry is threatened by steel shortages due to the conflict in Ukraine. Russia and Ukraine provide about 15% of all U.S. imports of metal.

U.S. market faces biggest quarterly drop in 2 years

The stock market is reacting sharply to the Ukrainian crisis. U.S. and allied sanctions policies against Russia are hurting domestic markets as well. Industry is suffering from rising commodity prices and supply chain problems are returning. This is exacerbating the U.S. inflation problem. Price increases are holding at

Yield curve inversion is not a signal to sell U.S. stocks

That's what analysts at Truist Advisory Services say. there have been seven inversions of the yield curve since 1978, with the S&P 500 index rising five out of seven times on a three-month, six-month and 12-month basis after the initial inversion. The average time from inversion

OPEC+ considers disregarding IEA oil data as political rift deepens - BBG

OPEC+ considers disregarding IEA oil data as political rift deepens - BBG