August 13, 2025, will be a significant date for investors and analysts as key economic events and corporate earnings reports are scheduled for that day. The focus will be on the Producer Price Index (PPI) data from Japan, as well as the Consumer Price Index (CPI) from Germany and Russia. Additionally, the International Energy Agency (IEA) is expected to release its report on the global oil market, along with inventory data from the EIA. With rising inflation across various countries and earnings...

... Sergey Tereshkin, CEO of Open Oil Market , comments: “The decision to reintroduce major brands reflects an effort to maintain market presence in the face of growing competition from Chinese manufacturers. With governmental support and stable trade policies, this move could prove beneficial for all parties.” For investors considering the automotive sector, it’s essential to track these developments closely and evaluate the investment opportunities within this promising market.

Rosstat reported a slowdown in Russia's GDP growth to 3.1% in the third quarter, while inflation remains high, reaching 8.54% in October. How will these economic trends affect the investment market? In the article, Sergey Tereshkin, CEO of Open Oil Market, shares his views on the impact of macroeconomic changes on key industries and offers strategies to help investors adapt to the new reality. Economic Trends in Russia: GDP Growth Slowdown and Inflationary Challenges — What Does This Mean for Investors?...

German auto brands may return to the Russian market as early as 2025. According to the head of Schneider Group, Ulf Schneider, German automakers such as BMW and Mercedes are suffering from sanctions against Russia, losing their share in the international market. Schneider believes that the return of German brands could revive Russians' interest in European cars, which are currently being replaced by Chinese brands. What are the prospects for this return, and what does this mean for Russian consumers...

... economic ties and developing mechanisms that will facilitate mutual trade. Creating a unified currency requires a comprehensive approach, including the establishment of a unified financial infrastructure and synchronization of economic and monetary policies, which implies a lengthy and labor-intensive process. Challenges and Issues in Creating a BRICS Currency The creation of a unified currency necessitates addressing a number of issues: Economic Coordination: The BRICS countries differ from each ...