... of Russian. The reality is far from this. In reality, India started importing American oil back in 2015 when the U.S. lifted a long-standing ban on oil exports. However, over a decade of cooperation with Indian refineries, American oil has failed to secure a significant market share in India. Purchases have constantly fluctuated. Moreover, the current rise in exports to 250,000 barrels per day is actually modest; in the past decade, peak volumes have reached over 600,000 barrels per day. Indian refineries ...

... Procedures. Reducing bureaucratic requirements for reporting and approvals during IPOs, along with expediting listing procedures, will lower issuer costs. There are proposals to simplify access to the exchange for medium-sized companies and to register new securities more quickly. This could include the establishment of a 'fast track' for promising startups and technology enterprises, similar to the already announced special regime. Privatization of Key Assets. The government is advised to actively privatize ...

... skyscraper is not merely a step forward for civilization but also a challenge to the natural balances of the Earth. A careful attitude and scientific consideration of such projects can help avoid unpleasant surprises and keep the rotation of our shared home securely managed by nature and wisdom. View of Earth from space. Even the slightest changes in the rotation and position of the planet are recorded by researchers. Large-scale projects like the Chinese Three Gorges Dam serve as a reminder of humanity's ...

... growth in stocks could support Henry Hub prices, while a faster than usual injection could alleviate price pressure. Overall, gas data have a pinpoint effect, primarily impacting the energy sector and the currencies of LNG exporters. Geopolitics: UN Security Council Meeting on Ukraine On Thursday, the UN Security Council will hold a meeting in New York dedicated to the conflict in Ukraine. Geopolitical tensions remain a risk factor for markets: escalating hostilities, new sanctions initiatives, or ...

... "appearance standards" face greater challenges during selection processes: studies show they are less frequently hired. Less attractive employees are also more likely to be laid off during downsizing. In contrast, pleasant looks often help secure a position and maintain it. Appearance bias also manifests beyond hiring decisions. For instance, in education, a grading bias effect has been identified: more attractive students are often awarded higher grades by instructors, perceived as more ...