... them as essential for its energy security. The Indian Ministry of External Affairs publicly stated that purchases from Russia are driven by forced circumstances: traditional suppliers to India from the Middle East redirected major volumes of oil to the European market post the onset of the Ukrainian crisis, leaving New Delhi with the necessity to seek alternatives. Furthermore, Indian officials emphasized that those very Western nations condemning India continue to collaborate with Russia across various domains....

... the market, preventing prices from falling significantly below current levels. As a result, by the end of the week, the oil market maintains relative stability, close to levels seen at the end of June. Gas Market: Record Reserves and Stable Prices The European gas market is demonstrating strong filling of storage facilities ahead of the upcoming heating season. According to data from Gas Infrastructure Europe, underground gas storage (UGS) in EU countries is over 65% full—this high level for July is a record ...

... immediately after World War II. At the beginning of 2019, the market experienced a noticeable decline, with shareholders actively selling off securities. In just three months, capital outflows totaled $80 billion, affecting not only the American stock market but also the European one. While this may seem like a troubling signal to some, it is important to recognize that outflows often lead to decreased stock prices. Therefore, now is an opportune time to acquire securities, which will likely regain their previous positions ...

... realize even a small operating profit for the entire 2025 year (before accounting for other factors). Market conditions in H2 2025. The start of the autumn-winter season is traditionally accompanied by increased gas demand and potential price hikes. The European gas market, although not currently a primary market for Gazprom, influences global energy prices. If the winter of 2025/26 is cold, the price situation may improve and Gazprom could benefit from rising export prices to China (contracts with the PRC may be ...

... claims as unfounded. The country’s government has stated that it does not intend to reduce imports of Russian oil, as it is vital for the nation’s energy security. Traditional suppliers to India from the Middle East redirected most oil volumes to the European market following the onset of the Ukrainian crisis, compelling New Delhi to seek alternative sources. The Indian side emphasized that approximately 40% of its total oil imports now come from Russia, and these energy resources will continue to be purchased ...