China has planned to build the world's most powerful hydroelectric power plant in southern Tibet, state media reported. The government has approved a dam project on the Yarlung Tsangpo River, which flows through the Xinjiang Autonomous Region.According to forecasts, the new HPP will produce about 300 billion kWh of electricity per year, which will allow it to overtake the famous «Three Gorges» hydroelectric power station in terms of capacity.In addition, this project is important for the impleme... Saiba Mais
Speaking at the Russian Energy Week forum, Russian President Vladimir Putin said that despite the... Saiba Mais
The Japanese yen collapsed to its lowest level since August 18, 1998 – 146.68 yen per dollar.The y... Saiba Mais
Saudi Foreign Minister Faisal bin Farhan said that the decision to reduce oil production quotas by... Saiba Mais
Katie Wood, CEO of Ark Invest, has re-acquired a stake in Adobe. As you know, the securities of the... Saiba Mais
The yield on 10-year German government bonds rose to 2.346% per annum, which was the highest since... Saiba Mais
Monday, October 10Monday will be accompanied by a completely empty macroeconomic calendar. No data... Saiba Mais
At the beginning of the new trading week, the price of gold shows a steady decline: on Monday, the... Saiba Mais
The index of economic expectations in the eurozone in October reached -41 points after -37 points... Saiba Mais
The index of economic expectations in the eurozone in October reached -41 points after -37 points... Saiba Mais
Google, part of Alphabet Inc., plans to open its first data center in Japan in 2023. This was... Saiba Mais
Oil prices accelerated their growth on Friday, reaching $95.88 per barrel. Thus, the quotes may end... Saiba Mais
According to the US Department of Labor (Non-Farm Payrolls report), in September, the United States... Saiba Mais
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The European Union has approved a new package of sanctions, according to which Russians are... Saiba Mais
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The Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) has raised interest rates by 50 basis points to a seven-year... Saiba Mais
OPEC+ ministers at today's meeting in Vienna decided to extend the validity of the agreement on oil... Saiba Mais
Amin Nasser, CEO of the Saudi oil and gas state company Aramco, said that the increase in oil... Saiba Mais
The head of the Central Bank of France, Francois Villeroy de Galo, said that the European Central... Saiba Mais
The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) unexpectedly reduced the pace of tightening its monetary... Saiba Mais
On Tuesday, the Asian market is growing amid hopes that the US Federal Reserve will begin to soften... Saiba Mais
The Mexican authorities have reached a new agreement with the country's entrepreneurs as part of... Saiba Mais
On Monday, oil prices are showing a rise in anticipation of the OPEC+ meeting outcome scheduled for... Saiba Mais
The pound jumped sharply on Monday after the British government announced the cancellation of a... Saiba Mais
The UK authorities have decided to abandon plans to abolish the maximum income tax rate of 45%... Saiba Mais
Monday, October 3 On Monday, only the final data on business activity indices in the... Saiba Mais
This week, the People's Bank of China poured 868 billion yuan ($122 billion) into the country's... Saiba Mais
Investment bank Bank of America downgraded the rating of Apple shares from «recommended to buy» to «... Saiba Mais
The damage to the threads of the Russian Nord Stream and Nord Stream-2 pipelines has become one of... Saiba Mais
World oil prices started to rise on Thursday after a slight decline the day before. The current... Saiba Mais
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