... to ensure "fair pricing" for gold and other metals, promote mutual trade growth, and protect these operations from sanction risks. The new St. Petersburg platform is potentially open to participants from BRICS countries interested in trading ... ... dollar-denominated assets. The development of a proprietary gold trading infrastructure complements this strategy harmoniously. Market Impact and Benefits for Investors The emergence of a new trading platform could eventually lead to the establishment of an independent ...

... European nations (Poland, France, Germany, the UK, and Italy) are discussing the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, its economic impacts, and the future of European foreign policy following Donald Trump's recent victory in the U.S. presidential election. Impact on Markets: Decisions made at the G20 Summit could shape the geopolitical environment and, consequently, European market stability. For example, any new measures addressing Ukraine may increase European financial aid commitments or influence sanctions affecting Russian exports. These decisions could lead to short-term fluctuations in European indices, especially in energy and manufacturing sectors that depend on regional stability. Investor Recommendations: Keep an eye on developments from ...

... financial pressure due to rising energy prices, and an increase in U.S. LNG volumes could further raise costs. This, in turn, could impact both consumers and manufacturers by increasing production and service costs. As noted by Sergey Tereshkin, founder and ... ... emphasizes. Russia’s Position in the LNG Market Russia remains a major LNG supplier to Europe, even as its share declines due to EU sanctions. Russia is actively expanding its LNG projects, such as the Arctic LNG-2, to maintain its market presence. Major European ...

... February 6, the Bank of Russia is increasing currency interventions in the market as part of its budgetary regulations, positively impacting currency supply. Tax Period During this time, exporters traditionally sell currency to pay taxes, increasing demand ... ... Others warn of a possible depreciation of the Russian currency to 110 rubles by the end of the year. Key risk factors include sanction pressures, the state of the trade balance, the influence of American foreign economic policy, and dynamics in oil prices....

... redirect export flows to new markets: for instance, supplies of Russian coal to "friendly" countries (Asia, the Middle East, Africa) increased by about 5% from January to May. This has partially offset the decline in exports to Europe due to sanctions. On the other hand, global prices for thermal coal remain relatively low compared to last year, impacting the revenues of Russian coal producers. Many mining companies are facing profit pressures and optimizing costs. Nevertheless, the government declares support for the sector: projects are being implemented to develop port infrastructure in the ...