... demand in Russia was moderate. If Severstal reports solid profits and margins, it will confirm the industry's adaptation to sanctions and redirection of exports to new markets (Asia, Middle East). Decreasing financial indicators may signal cost pressures ... ... increased hydropower generation, while drought in the European part reduced production. Investors will evaluate how these factors impacted the overall generation volume and company revenue. Stable or growing metrics will indicate resilience in the energy sector ...

... fluctuations in oil prices, competitive wars among major market players, political instability, and other factors negatively impact company valuations and the prices of their securities. The IMF is convinced that global GDP growth will slow considerably ... ... itself in unpleasant situations that negatively affect its stock prices. Another scandal is currently brewing that could lead to sanctions from fiscal authorities, likely resulting in a decrease in share prices and significantly reducing returns for investors....

... been possible to completely abandon it. Technically, Russian companies have powerful production capabilities, and even with sanctions restrictions, supplies continue. Technical and economic barriers to replacing Russian LNG with American Infrastructure ... ... following rising energy prices, and the introduction of more US LNG could lead to additional cost increases. This, in turn, will impact consumers and producers, increasing the cost of their products and services. As the author of this article and CEO of Open ...

... Europe for LNG supplies, forcing Europeans to increase their offers,” Yushkov explains. Sanction Policies Talks of a 15th EU sanctions package targeting Russian LNG add tension. “If Europe bans Russian LNG outright, even with a delay until late 2025,... ... particularly for industrial consumers. Economic Consequences Even if Europe avoids a complete gas shortage, the economic impact of high prices could be significant. Rising energy costs will increase inflation, strain household and industrial budgets,...

... lead to a steep decline in share prices. Recovery to prior levels may take years. In situations involving second- or third-tier securities, liquidity typically decreases as well. During such times, companies may stop paying dividends. The imposition of sanctions against specific enterprises can also impact the trading of their securities. Major global exchanges may refuse to allow such shares to trade. This means that the owner will be unable to liquidate their holdings. Political situations can also influence share prices. In these cases, predicting ...