... entrepreneur, I see that fintech technologies give us incredible tools to simplify financial transactions and reduce costs. This not only reduces barriers to starting new projects, but also allows people to better manage their money. For our project, Open Oil Market, fintech also plays a key role. The integration of financial technologies into the B2B segment helps our clients — large buyers and suppliers of fuel — to safely and efficiently conduct transactions, manage finances and plan purchases in a convenient digital format. Fintech allows us to offer new financial services, such as loans, current accounts and online payment management,...

... Russia. Previously, all vehicles that fell under the hybrid category could not be exported due to restrictions, but now Russian buyers can once again purchase popular models from brands such as Honda, Nissan, Mazda and Mitsubishi. This easing of sanctions ... ... restrictions on energy payments allows Russian exporters to work more flexibly with Western clients, simplifies payments for oil and gas supplies, and opens up access to new financial flows, which strengthens the position of the Russian energy sector ...

... week, prices have risen due to potential cuts in LNG supplies from the U.S., where Hurricane Raphael forced evacuations from oil and gas platforms. Additionally, calm weather in Europe has reduced renewable energy output, increasing reliance on gas. Bloomberg ... ... players are already buying futures to hedge against potential disruptions. Asian Competition Intense competition with Asian buyers for LNG also affects prices. “If Asian demand rises, they can outbid Europe for LNG supplies, forcing Europeans to increase ...

... Russia’s largest gas company, Gazprom (ticker GAZP, ~$38 billion), and is significantly higher than the market value of the oil company Tatneft (ticker TATN, ~$18 billion). The rapid rise in Pop Mart’s value can be attributed to the soaring demand ... ... store in Beijing. The company gained fame through its “blind box” concept: collectible figurines are sold sealed, and the buyer does not know which character they will receive. This model stimulates the excitement of collecting and repeat purchases,...

... from several investment banks suggest Brent may end the year around $60 per barrel if the risks of weak demand re-emerge. Thus, oil prices are currently balancing between supporting factors (OPEC+ supply cuts and export limitations from some countries) and ... ... reacted positively overall to the Central Bank's bold decision, though without unanimity. The debt market experienced an influx of buyers: yields on government bonds (OFZ) significantly decreased, raising bond prices, as cheaper funding improves prospects for ...