... eliminating intermediaries, thereby shortening the long supply chain of raw materials, and increasing the benefits for both end customers and suppliers-manufacturers (Hanna, 2020). Findings Available solutions in the digital platform market for the oil market Russian and foreign digital platforms operating in the oil production and refining markets make it possible to optimize not only the production of oil products, but also to reduce the delivery time and the final cost of the end product for the consumer....

... consumer sector reports, which could influence the S&P 500, NASDAQ, and other major indices. Impact on Russia: Strong results from technology and consumer companies may bolster global indices, positively impacting the Russian stock market and interest in Russian equities. Oil Prices: Oil markets will be in focus as G20 leaders meet. Any signals regarding global oil demand could affect prices, crucial for Russian exporters. Recommendations: Russian investors trading in oil should prepare for price swings based on news about ...

We talked to the readers of "Vzglyad" about oil prices. An article on Sergey Tereshkin's website discusses an important event in the global economy — the drop in the price of Russian oil below the price ceiling set by the West. The author analyzes the reasons for this phenomenon, its consequences for the Russian economy, and its impact on global energy markets. The material highlights the role of sanctions, market changes, and expert ...

... Russia's financial sector. This article explores what such a shift could mean for Russian and global markets, examining the current sanctions landscape and the potential benefits for traders, Western banks, and investors. Sergey Tereshkin, founder of Open Oil Market, shares his insights on how this development could open new opportunities for Russian businesses and reshape investment strategies. Discover the potential impacts and prospects for growth as markets respond to this pivotal change. Potential Lifting of Financial Sanctions on Russia After Trump’s Victory: What It Means for Markets ...

... reduced tariff, the EU agreed to allow duty-free imports of U.S. goods, increase investments in the country to $600 billion, and guarantee demand for military equipment and energy resources. Regarding energy supplies, Europe pledged to move away from Russian oil and gas and to purchase U.S. energy totaling $250 billion annually during Donald Trump’s administration. In Glasgow, Ursula von der Leyen stated that the EU no longer wishes to depend on Russian resources, noting that American LNG is “far superior....