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IEA: AI data centers will increase gas consumption by 2030

According to the International Energy Agency (IEA), the growth of AI data centers will double electricity demand by 2030. Consequently, the need for coal and gas will also increase. In the US, natural gas is used in 40% of data centers, and its demand will rise as these facilities proliferate.

10 April
IEA: AI data centers will increase gas consumption by 2030
Bloomberg forecasts US inflation to show some relief in March

Economists polled by Bloomberg forecast the consumer price index to grow 0.1% from February, its smallest monthly increase in eight months. The core inflation is seen rising 0.3% on a monthly basis in March.

10 April
Bloomberg forecasts US inflation to show some relief in March
MKS PAMP expert raises gold price forecast for 2025

Unprecedented global uncertainty supports rising gold prices. As a safe-haven asset, it keeps attracting investors, and experts forecast further increases in the precious metal’s value. So, Nicky Shiels from MKS PAMP has revised her expectations for gold prices in 2025 upward.

10 April
MKS PAMP expert raises gold price forecast for 2025
US commitment to digital assets strengthened by Atkins' role as SEC Chairman

Paul Atkins has recently taken the helm of the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). With the official holding office, there may be a sudden shift in how the agency regulates.

10 April
US commitment to digital assets strengthened by Atkins' role as SEC Chairman
US stocks surge as Donald Trump declares pause in tariffs

American stocks recorded their largest single-day gains in years following Trump’s declaration of a temporary pause in the imposition of sweeping tariffs. The S&P 500 posted its steepest rise in one day since 2008, the news agency notes.

10 April
US stocks surge as Donald Trump declares pause in tariffs
Bank of Finland governor calls for ECB rate cut in April

European Central Bank (ECB) Governing Council member Olli Rehn has called for additional rate cuts in April, citing declining inflation and a slowing eurozone economy, according to Econostream Media.

10 April
Bank of Finland governor calls for ECB rate cut in April
Kazakhstan has no plans to cut oil production despite OPEC+ agreements — Bloomberg

Saudi Arabia's efforts to enforce production discipline among OPEC+ member countries are being called into question. Kazakhstan does not intend to cut crude output, according to several sources cited by Bloomberg.

10 April
Kazakhstan has no plans to cut oil production despite OPEC+ agreements — Bloomberg
Canadian dollar notches strongest gain in three months on US trade policy shift

The Canadian dollar recorded its strongest gain against the greenback in nearly three months on Wednesday after an unexpected United States trade policy shift improved global economic prospects, Reuters reports.

10 April
Canadian dollar notches strongest gain in three months on US trade policy shift
China and Russia to settle energy deals in Bitcoin

Bitcoin is becoming a more prominent player in international trade, especially for countries looking to bypass US control over their financial systems. This week, Russia and China announced plans to use the decentralized cryptocurrency for energy payments, Reuters said in a report.

10 April
China and Russia to settle energy deals in Bitcoin
Fed to maintain rate cut pause amid inflation risks

As Bloomberg notes, Federal Reserve (Fed) officials are ready to keep the key interest rate at a stable level to minimize inflationary risks associated with import tariffs. The regulator prefers not to ease policy even in the face of a slowing labor market.

10 April
Fed to maintain rate cut pause amid inflation risks

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