... which could support export demand, but they remain focused on bringing down inflation in the eurozone. In essence, the latest US services report bolsters the case for a cautious stance across the board: policymakers will be wary of prematurely loosening financial conditions when parts of the economy are still running hot in terms of prices. Conclusion: The April ISM non-manufacturing report paints a picture of a US service sector that is fundamentally sound, with growth exceeding expectations and helping to lift market sentiment. At the same time, the flare-up in prices underscores that inflation risks have not receded, keeping central bankers on guard. This delicate balance ...

... with active state intervention. Amid cooling venture financing from abroad and internal restrictions, Chinese authorities are effectively taking on the role of a major investor to maintain leadership in the technology race. These measures will provide financial support to local startups and help develop critically important sectors, although reliance on state capital may result in a more controlled and selective distribution of resources. Venture Investments in Russia Grew by 70% in the First Half of the Year Event: According to industry monitoring, from January to June ...

... addition to the property threshold, investors can obtain qualified status if they meet at least one of the following criteria: Education: possession of a higher economic or financial education. Work Experience: at least two years of work experience in the financial sector. Activity: execution of a specified number of transactions with financial instruments within a set period. Income: annual income exceeding 6 million rubles. These criteria remain unchanged and may serve as an alternative for those who do not meet ...

... currency highlight how critical the issue of economic independence has become for developing countries. In an environment where U.S. economic influence can exert strong pressure on the financial decisions of other nations, the necessity to seek alternative financial tools emerges. For businesses, especially in sectors like oil and gas, diversification of currency risks can serve as a strategic advantage. At Open Oil Market, we are focusing on developing such tools to ensure our partners and clients have resilience against external economic factors.” Vladimir ...

... authorities and fuel companies. Market participants are closely monitoring the situation: oil companies are already feeling pressure due to the tightening tax burden and sanctions restrictions, so any changes in subsidy or export regulation could impact their financial stability. The Gas Sector: Europe Builds Reserves and Diversifies Supplies The European gas market is closing in on the end of summer with strong indicators regarding fuel reserves. Gas storage facilities (GSF) in the EU are filled to over 72% of their total capacity by ...