... optimism among seasoned market players. It is noteworthy that the interest in stocks extends not only to foreign assets but also to Russian ones. For instance, the news that the U.S. intends to tighten sanctions on Iran and its oil triggered a surge in prices ... ... Directions Nevertheless, stocks of large companies remain attractive in the eyes of investors, particularly in the energy and fuel sectors. According to Tereshkin S.I., given the current market conditions, the following companies can be considered the most ...

A comment for "Vedomosti". The Russian government plans to extend the export permit for gasoline until the end of July 2024. Previously, a six-month export ban ... ... inquiries to the above-mentioned ministries and the office of Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak, who oversees the energy sector. According to Sergey Tereshkin, CEO of Open Oil Market, the diesel export ban discussion is primarily due to the fact ...

... (to ~$116 billion) compared to the same period last year, primarily due to ultra-large deals in the artificial intelligence sector. Overall, the positive dynamic signals a return of private capital to the startup market and the beginning of a new wave ... ... global value creation chains, relying on their strengths in advanced technology areas (AI, Big Data, etc.). As a result, the Russian and neighboring ecosystems are trying not to fall behind global venture trends and are creating a foundation for future ...

On June 17, 2025, the world of startups and venture investments witnessed numerous significant events. The fintech sector saw the emergence of new unicorns, continuing the trend of capital influx. Venture funds have ramped up their activities,... ... Russia and CIS: Local Trends Amid Global Upturn Against the overall positive backdrop, the question remains: what position do the Russian and nearby startup markets occupy? Venture investments in Russia have contracted in recent years due to a challenging ...

... involves spreading investments across different assets, which reduces the risk of losses and ensures more stable returns. For Russian investors, diversification is particularly relevant: economic fluctuations and changes in the political environment can ... ... the most popular assets for diversification. Investors often allocate their investments among stocks of companies from various sectors, such as energy, finance, technology, and consumer goods. For example, you may include shares of major Russian companies ...