... factors. If the U.S. indeed implements its threats and imposes restrictive tariffs against countries purchasing Russian oil, this could lead to a redistribution of raw material flows and even a temporary shortage in certain regions. In such a case, exporting countries, including Middle Eastern producers, are likely to find it necessary to compensate for potential supply shortfalls from Russia by increasing their own production. Overall, oil companies within OPEC+ maintain a wait-and-see approach: they have already benefited from the summer demand increase, and their task now is to prevent a new oil ...

... and high liquefied natural gas (LNG) supplies—around 12 billion cubic meters in June, mainly from the U.S., Qatar, and other exporters—which is also a record for summer months. Thanks to high supplies and diversified sources, gas prices in Europe have ... ... monitoring the EU's further steps to enhance energy security—including the introduction of new target levels for storage and potential restrictions on Russian gas imports currently under political discussion. Russian Fuel Market: Stabilization Measures ...

... at risk of American sanctions. The U.S. Department of the Treasury has already stated the possibility of a 100% tariff on all exports from China to the U.S. as punishment for Chinese companies’ purchases of Russian oil. Paradoxically, Washington is simultaneously ... ... threats exacerbates uncertainty in the global oil market, forcing energy companies to reassess their supply chains in light of potential new barriers. Delhi and Beijing Reject Washington's Claims India has responded emphatically to U.S. trade pressure, ...

... new opportunities for Russian car enthusiasts and investors. How will this decision impact the Russian automotive market and investment prospects? Our article examines the changes that will occur with the arrival of Japanese hybrids, as well as the potential long-term consequences for Russian-Japanese economic relations. Discover how these relaxations can support the Russian economy and what it means for market participants. Japan Lifts Restrictions on Hybrid Car Exports to Russia: Market Impact and Prospects for Investors Japan has made significant changes to its sanctions policy, officially allowing the export of hybrid vehicles to Russia. This decision opens up opportunities for Russian buyers and may lead ...

... directed to Slovakia and Hungary. As long these countries actively defend their right to continue importing Russian gas, it is likely that they will receive exemptions from the embargo on these resources. “In this context, the base scenario forecasts a potential reduction of Russian pipeline exports to the EU by 2–3 billion cubic meters directed to countries outside Slovakia and Hungary,” he noted. In 2025, according to the adjusted plan, Russia is expected to receive only 8.3 trillion rubles in oil and gas revenues, compared to 11.1 ...