... This article explores what such a shift could mean for Russian and global markets, examining the current sanctions landscape and ... ... Western banks, and investors. Sergey Tereshkin, founder of Open Oil Market, shares his insights on how this development could open ... ... sanctions imposed on Russia in recent years have restricted Russian companies and financial institutions from accessing Western capital ... ... open up new opportunities for long-term projects in the oil and gas, energy, and high-tech sectors, where Russia holds significant ...

... after a decline in the first quarter of 2020, when the pandemic reached global proportions. Contributing factors included high oil prices and a reduction in risks associated with sanctions. The Moscow Exchange Index hit a record high of 3,949.07 as of August 18. It is anticipated to rise further by the end of the year, reaching 4,000. Gas production companies are expected to increase profits against a backdrop of constrained natural gas supply in global markets, particularly ...

... Eurozone's third-quarter GDP figures, as well as U.S. reports on non-farm payroll employment and unemployment rates. Additionally, investors will focus on the University of Michigan's... ... monetary policy. In the corporate sector, Investor Days are expected from leading Russian companies such as Inter RAO and Sberbank, along with extraordinary shareholder meetings... ... pressures. 21:00 MSK: USA — Baker Hughes Rig Count This report monitors activity in the oil and gas sector. An increase in rig count suggests higher oil production, potentially pressuring...

... deflation and sanitary risks intensifies expectations that Beijing will need to increase stimulus to achieve growth targets. Corporate Reporting Season: Key Takeaways Companies' financial results: The latest earnings season is concluding, and most major companies have managed to avoid negative surprises, although performance dynamics vary by sector. Here are a few examples: ConocoPhillips: The oil and gas giant reported a 15% decline in net profits for Q2 year-on-year, but this was better than expected—production growth helped offset a moderate drop in oil prices. Maersk: The Danish shipping leader saw a profit decrease of about 1.4 times compared ...

... exports—only account for exchange prices of AI-92 gasoline. The mechanism does not include AI-95 and AI-98, which gives oil companies little incentive to limit price increases for these grades. Additionally, trading liquidity for AI-98 on exchanges ... ... significantly lower than for AI-92. As a result, the primary sales channel for AI-98 consists of direct shipments from refineries to oil depots and gas stations, bypassing the exchange. This leads to lower competition in the AI-98 distribution chain compared to AI-92, contributing ...