Citi analysts predict a decline in copper prices in the second half of 2025 amid weakening demand from China and tariff restrictions in the United States. In an analytical note, the bank warns that the market will be affected by the consequences of an abnormal increase in copper consumption in May, related to the hype around solar energy in China, as well as the Section 232 tariffs planned by Trump from August 1.Citi expects prices to fall to $8,800 per ton in the next three months. The ban... Saiba Mais
China has refused to participate in the peace conference on Ukraine, which will be held in... Saiba Mais
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Analysts note the gradually growing contrast between India and Indonesia on the one hand and China... Saiba Mais
Philip Lane, chief economist at the European Central Bank (ECB), said the regulator was ready to... Saiba Mais
Georgia is going to return Abkhazia and South Ossetia to its composition and become a member of the... Saiba Mais
The European Union, following the United States, plans to increase duties on Chinese cars.Last... Saiba Mais
Japan is expanding sanctions against Russia, accusing the country of receiving weapons from the... Saiba Mais
On Thursday afternoon, oil prices began to rise, recovering from three consecutive sessions of... Saiba Mais
In a desire to speed up the de-dollarization process, in the first quarter of the year, China sold... Saiba Mais
According to the minutes of the last meeting of the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC), a number... Saiba Mais
The ruble will strengthen to 88 per dollar, but not for long. Experts believe that the current... Saiba Mais
The Chinese authorities are preparing to increase duties on car imports amid escalating trade... Saiba Mais
Estonia, the Netherlands, the Czech Republic and Sweden have proposed to the European Union to... Saiba Mais
The recently adopted law on «foreign agents» in Georgia has shaken investor sentiment, causing e... Saiba Mais
The US Congress is concerned about the gradual abandonment of the dollar. Republican Thomas Massey... Saiba Mais
At its first Build conference, Microsoft announced its intention to show modern hardware and... Saiba Mais
Turkish Finance Minister Mehmet Shimshek expressed confidence that the depreciation of the Turkish... Saiba Mais
Gold prices reached an all-time high on Monday in Asian trading due to rising geopolitical tensions... Saiba Mais
Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi killed in a plane crash. The Iranian Foreign Minister and the... Saiba Mais
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