... maintaining the export. This is logical because its Kirishi refinery (LLC Kirishnefteorgsintez), with a refining capacity of over 21 million tons per year, was initially built with the aim of serving the export market. A source in one of the trading companies mentioned that the decision on extending the export ban would depend on the "market situation.... ... at the St. Petersburg International Mercantile Exchange (SPbMTSB) had risen by 29% since the beginning of the year to 52,525 rubles per ton for AI-92, and by 46% to 63,416 rubles per ton for AI-95. The price peak for these types of fuel occurred on March ...

... Alternative Ways to Obtain Status In 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 ... ... 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 the new property requirements....

... inflation rates are significantly higher than the deposit interest or approximately equal to it. This means that any potential profit is largely consumed by inflation fluctuations. For clarity, let's consider the entire process with numbers. For example, if one deposits 1 million rubles in a bank expecting to earn 180,000 rubles annually or 15,000 rubles monthly, this appears to be a decent sum on which to live. However, the invested million will depreciate each year. Recently, it might have been possible to buy a small apartment ...

... electric vehicles (approximately 3% of the total vehicle fleet) by 2030. A Growing Trend The growth of electric transport is one of the key trends in the automotive industry in recent years, notes Alexander Lebedev, a senior consultant at B1. He highlights ... ... regions. Costs and Challenges The cost of building an EVCS depends on its type. Slow chargers cost several hundred thousand rubles, fast chargers 1.5–3 million rubles, and ultra-fast chargers (150 kW+) 3.5–4 million rubles, according to Roman Tinyayev from Strategy Partners. ...

... paying since 2023. If this surcharge is canceled, the budget will lose 600 billion rubles next year. However, these losses can be mitigated by increasing exports to Europe... ... throughput of the Balkan branch of TurkStream already exceeds its design capacity of 43 million cubic meters per day. "Therefore, the volume of transit through the... ... Fund and the Financial University under the Government of Russia, told Izvestia that one of the main reasons for the increase in supplies is the price advantage of energy...