... another stable currency. Buying assets: Investing in real estate, stocks or gold can also protect funds, as these assets have the potential to grow in value even if the national currency weakens. Diversification: Dividing assets between the ruble and other ... ... ordinary citizens. As an entrepreneur, I understand that a weak ruble creates both new opportunities and risks. On the one hand, export companies can increase profits due to a weaker exchange rate, but at the same time, expenses on imports, equipment and ...

... about global demand and supply. Positive signals for demand could support the ruble and shares in Russian energy companies. Impact on Russia G20 Summit: Discussions on energy security could directly impact Russia’s interests as a major oil and gas exporter. Positive outcomes from the G20 for global trade may strengthen the ruble and improve demand for Russian stocks. However, negative developments could lead to volatility in the ruble and Russian equities. ECB and Fed Speeches: Potential rate hikes in the EU and U.S. may strengthen the dollar and euro, weakening the ruble and possibly dampening demand for Russian assets. Alternatively, if easing policies are mentioned, this may support the ruble and increase investor interest ...

... September is expected to reduce fuel production. Analyst Vladimir Chernov of Freedom Finance Global notes that to counteract potential shortages, refineries increased average daily processing by 20% in August compared to July. Nonetheless, the anticipation ... ... reduced production is already pushing up wholesale prices on the exchange. Gusev argues it is too early to conclude that the export ban has failed. The ban is a long-term measure. Refinery maintenance and unmet summer demand are maintaining stable exchange ...

... in Alaska yielded mixed results: while there was no breakthrough, the continuation of dialogue instills cautious hope for a potential easing of sanctions. The global oil market remains under pressure from increasing supply and slowing demand—Brent ... ... there is no progress in the political resolution of the crisis. In particular, the possibility of imposing 100% duties on all exports to China has been openly discussed in the U.S. if Beijing does not reduce its purchases of Russian oil. In this context,...

... Trade Data: China’s trade balance offers insights into global demand, particularly for industrial and consumer goods. Strong exports support commodity prices, while weak trade data may raise concerns about the global economy. Eurozone Industrial Production: ... ... indicate broader challenges. U.S. Oil Inventories: The EIA’s report on oil inventories impacts oil prices, with high inventories potentially weighing on prices and low inventories supporting the energy sector. Impact on U.S. and European Markets U.S. Market: ...