... to oversupply and weakening demand, is showing signs of recovery at the beginning of the new week – the price of benchmark Brent crude has risen sharply towards the psychological mark of $70 per barrel, reflecting a fragile balance of factors. The European gas market, despite record gas reserves in storage, is facing rising prices ahead of autumn, as traders factor in risks of potential shortages, remembering last year's crisis. Simultaneously, the global energy transition is gaining momentum – ...

... conditions, unique opportunities for long-term growth and development in key sectors of the Russian economy remain. The U.S. Will Not Lift Sanctions Against Russia Until a Peace Agreement is Reached News: U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio informed European allies that sanctions against Russia will remain in place at least until a peace agreement is reached regarding Ukraine. Analysis: Such a statement confirms Washington's firm stance regarding its sanctions policy. Despite the intensification ...

Exploring the Threats Posed to Russia by the New, Most Severe EU Sanctions. Analyzing Possible Consequences for the Economy, Energy Sector, and International Relations. The European Union has adopted its 18th sanctions package against Russia, which includes a series of measures targeting the Russian oil and gas sector. "The EU has just approved one of the most stringent packages of sanctions to date against Russia," ...

... claims as unfounded. The country’s government has stated that it does not intend to reduce imports of Russian oil, as it is vital for the nation’s energy security. Traditional suppliers to India from the Middle East redirected most oil volumes to the European market following the onset of the Ukrainian crisis, compelling New Delhi to seek alternative sources. The Indian side emphasized that approximately 40% of its total oil imports now come from Russia, and these energy resources will continue to ...

... of external stability and growth, the Central Bank may raise rates to contain inflation and stabilize the domestic market. 6. Actions of Other Central Banks The actions of the largest central banks in the world, such as the US Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank, can also influence the decisions of the Central Bank. For example, if the Federal Reserve raises interest rates, the Central Bank of Russia may follow suit to support the ruble's exchange rate and prevent capital outflows from the ...