... domestic and foreign markets. Cost reduction: The new equipment lowers gas processing costs, making the product more competitive. Export potential: Increased LNG production opens new markets in Europe and Asia. 2. Infrastructure Development What is being done: ... ... international markets. Supply chain resilience: Infrastructure development reduces dependency on external factors, such as transport restrictions. 3. Environmental Projects What is being done: Programs for carbon capture and storage (CCS) as well as land reclamation ...

... exacerbated by sanctions, declining investments, and overall volatility, has led investors to avoid high-risk investments in startups. Reduced Interest in Technology Startups In uncertain conditions, technology startups, especially those focused on exports or requiring significant resources, have lost their appeal to venture funds. Outflow of Capital and Talent Russia has faced a mass exodus of IT specialists, weakening the potential for new startups to emerge. Coupled with this, restrictions on foreign investments have narrowed access to external financing. Lack of Government Support In times of crisis, government assistance measures remain limited. Unlike other countries with well-established programs to subsidize startups, ...

... potential disruptions in the supply of Russian crude. If secondary sanctions from the U.S. are imposed, they could complicate the export of Russian oil and petroleum products, which would reduce global supply. This, in turn, could support the rise in energy ... ... could increase volatility in the oil market. At the same time, companies in Europe and Asia trading with Russia may face new restrictions — this is a pressing factor affecting their stocks. The market will be waiting for the day's outcomes: will Trump ...

... individuals in Russia; To support currency trading even under sanctions, which is especially important for large importing and exporting companies; To reduce dependence on foreign exchanges and hubs, ensuring the independence of the currency market. What ... ... domestic market participants from external risks. Why did the Central Bank do this? In the context of sanctions pressure and restrictions on the international market, the Central Bank needs to maintain access to currencies to meet the needs of the economy ...

... However, with Trump’s victory, some experts and representatives from Western banks now see an opportunity for reevaluating these restrictions, potentially reopening trade and expanding financial operations with Russia. Market Reactions to a Potential Sanctions ... ... international transactions, boosting demand for the Russian currency. This could stabilize the ruble’s exchange rate, benefiting both exporters and import operations within the country. Growth in the Russian Stock Market The possible lifting of sanctions could ...