Autumn for business this year begins against a backdrop of conflicting signals. Concerns include rising gas prices, accelerating inflation again, geopolitical uncertainty, and market expectations for more…
Gas prices in Europe have reached their highest level in three years as the gas storage facilities in European Union (EU) countries remain insufficiently filled before winter.
Renewed military strikes between the United States and Iran over the week raised oil and European natural gas prices by about 8%, dragged down European stock markets, and unexpectedly…
Economist, Vice President of the Lithuanian Business Confederation Marius Dubnikovas, observing price trends, concludes that we will pay 30% more for heating this winter.
Last week, markets were driven by energy and assets considered safe by investors: oil, gas, gold, and silver sharply increased in price due to the stalemate in the Persian Gulf and weakening…
Weaker US inflation last week kept stock markets near record highs, but the most important market event was energy. European gas and oil prices jumped…
Energy prices have risen sharply for the second week in a row. The price of Brent crude oil increased by 9.9% to $96.78 per barrel – over two weeks it has risen by about 27%, and…
During trading, Gazprom shares fell to 90.21 rubles – the lowest level since November 20, 2008, at one point losing almost 3%. Read more FIFA scandal: football rules will not be followed in the World Cup final Down 27% since the beginning of the year Since early July, Gazprom shares have dropped 11%, 27% since…
In the Strait of Hormuz near the Persian Gulf, according to various estimates, there may still be about 2,000 ships stuck. This logistics crisis had positive effects for the port of Klaipėda,…