German auto brands may return to the Russian market as early as 2025. According to the head of Schneider Group, Ulf Schneider, German automakers such as BMW and Mercedes are suffering from sanctions against Russia, losing their share in the international market. Schneider believes that the return ...

... the financial stability of companies? Let's figure it out. Reasons and prospects for the lifting of sanctions The easing of sanctions is caused by both political and economic factors. In particular, the growing integration of some countries with the Russian market, as well as the need of the global economy for stable supplies of energy resources and other strategically important goods, contribute to the unfreezing of business ties. The easing of the sanctions regime allows a number of Russian companies, ...

... the export of hybrid vehicles to Russia. This decision opens up opportunities for Russian buyers and may lead to substantial shifts in both the automotive and investment sectors. In this article, we will explore how this innovation could affect the Russian market and its investors, as well as discuss potential long-term consequences for Russian-Japanese economic relations. What Has Changed: Details of the Relaxation Japan has clarified its sanction wording, thereby restoring access for Russians to purchase ...

... LNG will require additional terminals and facilities, which will demand substantial time and investment. Russian LNG Exports and Their Role in Europe Russia ranks as the world’s third-largest LNG exporter, after the United States and Qatar. Major markets for Russian LNG, aside from Europe, include China and Japan, though a significant portion continues to flow into European countries with advanced LNG infrastructure, such as Spain, the United Kingdom, and the Netherlands. While EU sanctions have reduced the ...

... temporary. "In winter, we observed how our suppliers and carriers adapted to the new sanction conditions. But by early spring, even the largest global agencies began to acknowledge that these sanctions did not have a noticeable impact on the volume of Russian oil supplies to markets. After some decline, shipments began to recover and reached levels comparable to last year," Frolov explains. According to the same Platts estimate, maritime exports of oil from Russia to India reached 1.64 million barrels per day in April ...