... supporting businesses." This measure will enable "prompt responses" to emerging situations and help "mitigate economic impacts" for railway companies. But what lies behind this bureaucratic phrasing, and how will the industry react?... ... Russian Railways (RZD) in transporting oil products. Stabilizing the fuel market and preventing a repeat of last year’s fuel crisis are now among the government’s priorities. Maintaining transportation priority reflects this. They might even push coal ...

... European economy. With winter approaching, the potential for insufficient gas supplies raises serious concerns for both residential and industrial users, as higher energy prices could curtail consumer spending, limit business investments, and stall economic growth. Strengthening Energy Partnerships Outside the U.S. Europe, now facing unreliable supplies from the U.S., may need to seek alternative long-term partners for stable gas supplies. Potential suppliers include Middle Eastern nations, North ...

... news of a National Security Council meeting in Washington and threats from President Trump against Iran. According to Trading Economics, on June 13, Russian Urals crude peaked at $68.54 per barrel, a 6% increase over the day, but by June 17 the price had ... ... exports now go to China, where the country's key buyers of Iranian oil are refineries that will bear the brunt of the current crisis, Tereshkin explains. India, Japan, and EU countries halted purchases of Iranian oil after 2019, when the U.S. embargo on ...

... (prices have risen about 5–7% over the past month) but still noticeably lower than prices a year ago (in the height of the crisis in summer 2024, coal was 15–20% more expensive). This price dynamic reflects a balance: on the one hand, persistent high ... ... tariff truce would reduce risk for the global economy, which would also positively affect energy demand. Financial Markets and Economics: Data on the state of the global economy (inflation, interest rates, industrial growth) will influence commodity markets....

... Russia, the problem of credit overheating is growing, especially against the backdrop of high interest rates and challenging economic conditions. What does this mean for businesses, and what risks may it lead to? In this article, we analyze what credit ... ... servicing debts. This process creates increased pressure on the country's financial system and raises the likelihood of a financial crisis if companies or citizens fail to meet their debt obligations on time. Credit Overheating and the Current Situation in Russia ...