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Strait of Hormuz: How China, India and Russia are shaping the new energy equation and oil prices
The conflict in the Persian Gulf is bringing the role of Russia into the spotlight as an alternative energy supplier for Asia’s energy-dependent economies. According to JMIC, the Strait of Hormuz is now almost closed to shipping
International Energy Agency on the war in the Middle East: ‘There is too much oil on the market’
IEA reassured that there is no shortage of oil on the market, despite the challenges caused by the war in the Middle East
Research: Yet, we are a country of property owners (not renters)
In Greece, there are 7.3 million registered real estate properties, 70% of which are used for owner-occupation - Renters are estimated at around 800,000, while rising prices and limited availability of housing drive burdensome rent increases
Eurostat: Unemployment in the Eurozone falls to a historic low, down to 6.1% in January
The eurozone economy grew faster than forecast at the end of 2025, while Spain’s strong performance and Germany’s return to growth are supporting the labor market
The nightmare of the energy crisis returns: How gasoline and diesel prices are shaping up in the Greek market
Tensions in the Middle East are sending international oil and natural gas prices soaring – Wholesale electricity prices signal steep power bills from April – Concerns over the Strait of Hormuz and possible increases in fuel and electricity costs in the coming weeks
Natural Gas jumps 20% as prices “soar” in Europe due to Middle East war
The price on the European market reached €53.6/MWh – Under the pressure of the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, April delivery contracts surged 20.44% in a single day at TTF
