... demand for high-octane fuel is continuously growing with the increasing number of cars with high-performance and turbocharged engines. Sergey Tereshkin, CEO of the OPEN OIL MARKET fuel marketplace, shares a similar view. He specifies that the risks ... ... has had a significantly lower surplus of production capacity compared to the diesel market. This can be seen in the share of exports in the structure of fuel deliveries from Russian refineries: until 2022, the share of diesel fuel exports was about 50%,...

... vehicle fleet in Russia has quadrupled, demonstrating a growing interest in this technology. From January to April 2024, China exported 237,100 passenger cars to Russia, which is 37% more than in the same period last year. Russian consumers are increasingly ... ... transition to environmentally friendly transport in our country, potentially reducing dependence on the import of internal combustion engine vehicles. On the other hand, this puts pressure on the oil industry, demanding diversification and innovation. In the short ...

... Cooperation: The country will increase interaction with foreign partners in the defense sector. This includes not only traditional export supplies or modernization of equipment for friendly states but also joint research and development, training of personnel,... ... part of the speech signals extensive government support for defense enterprises and related industries (materials, electronics, engineering). Furthermore, the conversion of military technologies into civilian products could provide a boost to the development ...

... scenarios. Fundamental Analysis of Companies' Dependence on Chinese Consumption The Chinese market remains one of the key engines of growth for the global macroeconomy and consumer demand. With the world’s second-largest economy and a population ... ... the largest source of new orders. However, following the announcement by the U.S. administration of 145% tariffs on Chinese exports, Chinese airlines received instructions to halt the acceptance of Boeing aircraft. This serves as a clear example of how ...

... hindered investment and demand in the economy: management estimates that due to the high cost of borrowing, consumption of metal products in Russia fell by ~15% in the first half of the year, particularly impacting demand from construction and machine engineering. Furthermore, relatively low global steel prices and a strengthening ruble, which limits export opportunities, negatively affected the company. Faced with declining profits, Severstal even decided to temporarily forgo dividend payments to preserve financial stability. However, management welcomed the Central Bank's decision to lower rates ...