In 2025, the business world in Russia is experiencing a new surge: the wealth of the country's billionaires continues to grow positively in response to economic reforms and changes in the global economy. Prominent Russian businessmen such as Pavel Durov and Usmanov feature in the Bloomberg Billionaires Index, showcasing impressive results. We will analyze who among Russia's billionaires has earned the most, which factors have contributed to the growth of their ...

... status to banks whose activities are crucial for the economy. Assessment criteria include asset size, market share, and the level of influence on other financial institutions. Why Is This Important? Banks included in the SICI list play a key role in the Russian economy, exerting a considerable impact on cash flows and lending. They provide systemic stability because a crisis involving these banks could lead to serious issues for the economy as a whole. What Additional Oversight Is Implemented for SICIs?...

... medium-sized businesses. 08:00 (India): Services and Composite PMI (July). Data on the Indian economy—one of the fastest-growing—increases interest in service demand dynamics. 09:00 (Russia): Services and Composite PMI indices (July). Show the state of the Russian services sector in a changing economic environment. 10:55 (Germany): Final services and Composite PMI indices (July). Will confirm or adjust the preliminary assessment of the state of Europe's largest economy. 11:00 (Eurozone): Final Composite ...

... billion — nearly a 90% decrease compared to 2021 (the last year before the conflict) — but still includes fertilizers, precious metals, and nuclear fuel. This fact has gained attention amidst Washington's recent criticism of India for purchasing Russian oil: the Indian Ministry of External Affairs pointed out that the U.S. still imports uranium, palladium, and fertilizers from Russia. Trade Dynamics: A Sharp Decline After 2021 In 2021, prior to the conflict, the United States imported goods from ...

... more hawkish tone dampens interest in riskier assets, while signals of easing support equity markets, particularly in emerging economies. Consequently, in the CIS countries, decisions and forecasts from the Fed are closely watched by investors, who consider ... ... supply of foreign currency may decrease, leading to a moderate weakening of the ruble. Nevertheless, the exchange rate of the Russian currency is likely to remain within a relatively stable range in the near term. The US dollar is trading around 78–82 ...