The world economy seems to be reaching growth limits because there are too few easily extractable energy resources (as well as other resources, such as fresh water), relative to the world’s population.
In 2025, energy markets were driven less by policy narratives and more by hard constraints - supply, infrastructure, economics, and reliability reasserted control over prices, investment, and the pace of transition.
After several decades of falling birth rates and population aging, the US workforce growth has been slowing down.
GAIL (India) Ltd. explores, produces, processes, transmits, distributes, and markets natural gas.
Gold holds near multi-year highs as Fed rate cuts and rising geopolitical tensions drive safe-haven demand.
The continental interdependence remains intact, and the adjustments required by Canada are manageable.
Monthly dividend stocks pay shareholders 12 times a year.