
Bloomberg: Oil prices fell after Trump announced energy ceasefire between Ukraine and Russia
Brent and WTI quotes fell on 12 October amid statements about halting strikes on energy infrastructure, despite risks in the Middle East.

Brent and WTI quotes fell on 12 October amid statements about halting strikes on energy infrastructure, despite risks in the Middle East.

An anonymous US administration official explained that Trump's initiative initially aimed to halt strikes on refineries. Kyiv points to the unfairness of such terms due to the asymmetry of infrastructure assets.

US negotiators will not set new dates for a visit to the Russian capital until Ukraine and European partners agree on a single proposal for Vladimir Putin.

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Warsaw carrier MZA has handed over five Solaris Urbino 12 buses to the Caritas organisation in Drohobych, which will serve as mobile warming and food points.

Olaf Demuth, head of Germany's construction industry, warned that initiatives to socialise real estate are causing lender caution and threatening a housing shortage in the capital.

The Microsoft founder told CNN that the lack of robust restrictions on powerful AI models will create the preconditions for a series of incidents in the digital sphere in the coming years.

Video of a dispute between long-haul drivers in the EU sparked intense debate in the professional community. The Polish colleague accused the Ukrainian of receiving preferential treatment, drawing a sharp response.

Anansky, the Deputy Speaker of the State Duma for energy issues, stated that Russia has no information whatsoever about an energy ceasefire with Ukraine, which Donald Trump discussed today.
The politician confirmed that the country has no data on such an agreement.
«Трамп часто робить заяви, щоб не зростали ціни» ("Trump often makes statements so that prices do not rise"), Anansky said.
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