... transferred to public companies. Agricultural sector enterprises (even though several large players are already listed), metallurgy, and machine engineering are also viewed as promising. New "Green" and Medical Industries. Potential placements in renewable energy sources, environmental technologies, and medical and pharmaceutical companies are anticipated. The government supports the development of biotech and "green" energy, creating demand for long-term investments in these areas. ...

... projects to restore aquatic ecosystems in mining areas. 3. Expanding the extraction and processing of rare earth metals Rare earth metals are a key component for high-tech industries, including the production of electronics, batteries and equipment for renewable energy. Increasing production: UMMC is developing new deposits of rare earth elements, especially in the Ural region. This provides a strategic advantage in the context of growing global demand. Development of processing capacities: The introduction ...

... growth: in addition to successful IPOs of neobanks, major funding rounds are being secured by startups in payments and corporate finance. Interest in climate technologies is also increasing — investors are funding projects aimed at decarbonization, renewable energy, and new materials for the "green" economy. Biotechnology companies are re-entering the radar of venture funds, receiving substantial funding for healthcare and pharmaceutical developments. The defense technology sector has ...

... where informal restrictions dictate that prices should not grow faster than inflation, especially during elections. After the federal election cycle ended in March 2024, retail fuel prices began rising rapidly. This trend may only be curbed through a renewed export ban, potentially starting in August. However, the fundamental drivers of price increases remain, including risks of supply cuts due to unplanned refinery repairs and reduced profitability of refining due to extended downtimes. Regulatory ...

... the week on a mixed note. On one hand, the signal from the Federal Reserve regarding an imminent easing of monetary policy has encouraged investors and driven stock indices upwards. On the other hand, weak economic data from Europe, particularly the renewed downturn in Germany's economy, adds a level of caution. In Asia, Chinese authorities are promising new stimulus measures to support growth, while inflation in Japan remains above target levels. Investors from the CIS countries are still focused ...