... In June, the total sales figure reached 145,500 units (a 39% increase year-on-year). Last week, the Russian government extended the permission to export gasoline until August. Earlier, on March 1, the government had imposed a six-month ban on the export of gasoline abroad, except to EAEU countries. However, at the end of May, the ban was suspended, with reports indicating that it was set to resume on July 1. Authorities had suggested that the lifting of restrictions might be extended depending on the market situation. Translated using ChatGPT Sourse: https://1prime.ru/20240704/avto-849761377.html

... advanced LNG infrastructure, such as Spain, the United Kingdom, and the Netherlands. While EU sanctions have reduced the presence of Russian LNG, total elimination remains challenging. Russian companies possess substantial production capacity, and despite restrictions, exports persist. Technical and Economic Challenges of Replacing Russian LNG with American LNG Infrastructure Limitations: While Europe has expanded its LNG capacity, it is still heavily reliant on pipeline gas and has limitations in its processing and ...

... an approach carries the risk of retaliatory measures that could negatively impact global trade. Economic Consequences of New Restrictions The increased tariffs will affect the global market in several ways: Rise in commodity prices: Importers will be ... ... the new U.S. tariffs. Market Reactions Markets have reacted divergently: Decline in stock prices of companies closely tied to exports to the U.S. Strengthening of assets viewed as safe havens by investors (gold, bonds, safe-haven currencies). Increased ...

... sector account for a significant portion of the country’s currency revenue. Market Reaction: Energy market participants are likely to perceive this as a stabilizing signal, which might mitigate price fluctuations and strengthen the positions of Russian exporters. Prospects for Russian Banks and Companies The Russian banks listed may take advantage of the opportunity to maintain operational activity in the energy sector, alleviating the consequences of restrictions and preserving trust among partners in the international arena. However, the temporary nature of the authorization means that banks and companies must plan their operations with potential changes in mind. As an entrepreneur and founder of ...

... decision to temporarily ease sanctions on transactions involving Russian banks related to the energy sector. This includes lifting restrictions on major financial institutions like Sberbank and VTB, allowing continued transactions in the oil and gas sector.... ... approach and leaves open the possibility of tightening sanctions in the future. Impact on the Energy Sector Stability of Export Transactions: For Russia, this will allow major energy companies to continue exports in normal conditions, reducing risks ...