Drive and fly less, go to work without a tie, and better yet, work from home. This is the advice given by authorities in various countries, which have to reduce demand for energy resources due to the largest disruption in the history of their supply. In different countries of the world again recommend to switch to remote work, which reminds of emergency measures in the times of pandemic Covid-19. But now it's a response to the energy shock from the war in Iran.

How different countries around the world are trying to save energy resources 

After sharp spikes in oil prices, the highest trading volumes on Asian markets are recorded in the first minutes of the session, UBS estimates

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Three weeks of war in the Middle East have brought a fifth of the world's oil and liquefied natural gas supplies to a halt and reshaped energy exports. The impact of this conflict on the LNG market has been described by market participants as an "apocalypse today", a nightmare and a terrible dream. They may be felt for years to come.

The war in Iran and the strike on the LNG complex in Qatar will lead to a shortage of gas on the world market. Who will suffer?   

The emerging markets investment guru predicts a downturn in the artificial intelligence market and advises looking toward China and other Asian countries

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