... Index, which hit a record 3,713.49 by May 10, is projected to rise to 3,819 by the end of this year. Gazprombank forecasts that the market may face a correction of up to 10% this summer due to slower vaccination rates in developing countries compared to developed ones. The recovery of the global economy, rising oil prices, and accommodative monetary policies from most central banks all contribute positively to the Russian market. Experts still consider the potential for increased sanctions to be a major threat to its performance. By the end of 2022, it is anticipated that the Moscow Exchange Index could reach 4,210, with expectations ranging between 3,800 and 5,...

... think that going forward, OPEC+ will take a break for some time, possibly until the end of the year, to assess how the situation develops." This view is not entirely shared by Skryabin from Alpha Capital. The decision by the eight OPEC+ countries nominally ... ... to an average of 13.2 million bpd. Brazil elevated its output by 14% over five years to 3.358 million bpd. How Will Buyers of Russian Oil React? According to calculations by the Center for Research on Energy and Clean Air (CREA) based in Finland, from ...

... coal markets? The article examines key points, including OPEC's actions and changes in energy consumption. Stay updated on the developments in the energy world and learn how they may affect your business and the economy as a whole. We provide a thorough ... ... the spotlight for investors and market participants. Washington is ramping up its sanction pressure on the largest buyers of Russian oil, particularly with new trade tariffs imposed on India, escalating geopolitical tensions. Against this backdrop, global ...

... and industrial consumers alike. Market participants are also closely monitoring the EU's further steps to enhance energy security – including discussions on updated regulations for mandatory storage filling and potential restrictions on remaining Russian gas imports. Outside Europe, new gas supply routes are emerging. In the Middle East, Turkey has commenced supplies of Azerbaijani natural gas to Syria – a notable development that diversifies energy supply in the region and partially fills the gas shortage in the Syrian market. Global Agreements and Politics: Trade De-escalation vs. Sanction Pressure On the international stage, two opposing trends continue to unfold....

... plans to gradually phase out coal from their energy balance, so demand is increasing at a much slower rate than production. In Russia, coal continues to hold a significant share in both electricity generation and industry export revenue. The output of Russian companies remains close to record levels, and under sanctions, the coal industry is actively shifting towards Asian markets. The government supports exporters by developing port infrastructure in the Far East and subsidizing railway transport to increase shipments to the Asia-Pacific region. Looking ahead, despite the continued importance of coal, the industry will need modernization and increased eco-friendliness—in ...