... economic concerns. Impact on U.S. and European Markets U.S. Market: The Federal Reserve’s rate decision and press conference are pivotal, potentially affecting sectors sensitive to interest rates, like banking and real estate. Jobless claims and natural gas storage data will further influence market sentiment. European Market: Investors will be closely watching Germany’s industrial production and the Eurozone trade balance. Additionally, the Bank of England’s rate decision and Bailey’s comments will impact UK equities, particularly sectors ...

... escalation of the conflict in Ukraine and subsequent severe sanctions marked a turning point. The European Union sharply reduced purchases of Russian gas, effectively depriving Gazprom of its primary export market. 2023–2025: After losing the European market, the Russian gas giant was unable to fully redirect its focus to other regions. Supplies to China and other Asian countries are increasing, but this is insufficient to compensate for previous volumes. With limited access to international capital and a lack of foreign ...

... prices; typically a decrease leads to price increases beneficially impacting Russian gas exporters like Gazprom. However, increased liquefied natural gas (LNG) exports from U.S. to Europe might intensify competition within traditionally important European markets affecting Russia's position amidst rising LNG supply against higher regional gas prices. Macroeconomic Indicators from Eurozone & Germany: Data on Germany’s manufacturing orders along with Eurozone retail sales serve as indicators reflecting regional economic activity; positive results signal recovery enhancing demand for Russian ...

... implies slower growth in oil production in the future, which, all else being equal, supports prices. Given the potential for new sanctions against Russian exports, any signal of restraint in U.S. production will heighten expectations for a tighter oil market. Response from oil and gas companies: investors in U.S. oil companies (ExxonMobil, Chevron, etc.) will evaluate Baker Hughes' report in conjunction with price dynamics. If rig counts decrease and oil prices rise, financial performance for oil and gas corporations could improve ...

... holds a more resilient position due to its substantial oil reserves, low extraction costs, and stable cash flows. S&P experts believe that Russian oil and gas companies can be regarded as some of the most risk-resistant in the sector. In the global market, traditional oil and gas companies are increasingly being challenged by representatives of alternative energy. In light of the climate agenda, investor pressure is mounting, demanding clear action plans from companies in the context of a global energy transition. It is evident ...