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The share of wind power in the EU electricity generation in July fell to a minimum since June 2023 and amounted to 11.56% and in August the figure remains at a minimum level of 8.39%

Oil prices fell in choppy trade on Thursday, and looked set to snap a two-session streak during which they gained about 3 percent due to growing supply risks amid simmering tensions in the Middle East

Egypt’s annual urban consumer price inflation slid to 25.7% in July from 27.5% in June, a rate of decline faster than analysts had forecast

Stocks rose again Wednesday as some stability returned after a volatile start to the week, while the yen weakened further after the Bank of Japan looked to ease worries about more interest rate hikes.

Wall Street’s main indexes advanced on Wednesday, aided by a dovish turn by Japan’s top policymaker after a surprise interest rate hike last week which partly sparked heavy volatility in global markets.

Half of all vehicles sold in China in July were either new pure electric vehicles or plug-in hybrids, industry data showed, a milestone that underscores how far the world’s biggest auto market has leapt ahead of Western counterparts in EV adoption.

Amidst the scarcity of petrol at retail outlets across the country and the demand for downward review of prices by agitated Nigerians

European stock markets opened Monday at a nearly six-month low, the media reported, amid a global sell-off fueled by concerns about a slowdown in US economic growth

The ruble-denominated MOEX Russia Index edged down by 2.42% to 2,828.72 points. The dollar-denominated RTS Index lost 1.56% to 1,049.01…

The response of the US Federal Reserve and possible rate lowering by it, the situation with financial and economic stimulation in China, and the OPEC+ response will drive prices further, Dmitry Skryabin believes