... cryptocurrencies as a means of payment (in place since 2021) remains, with authorities planning to introduce heavy fines for transactions in digital currencies starting in 2026 (for individuals—100,000 rubles; for companies—700,000 rubles). Concurrently, the Russian regulator is promoting the implementation of the digital ruble (CBDC) and is discussing the limited use of private cryptocurrencies for foreign trade settlements, reflecting a cautious yet progressive approach to the industry. In other CIS countries,...

... Russian Aquaculture (AQUA): An extraordinary general meeting will address a Q3 dividend payout of 20 RUB/share. While specific to Russian markets, trends in dividend payments can signal broader investment attitudes in the global aquaculture sector. Ross Stores ... ... Africa: Central bank decisions in these countries could shift demand for European and U.S. exports, particularly in energy and industrial goods. U.S. Economic Data: A stronger dollar resulting from robust job and housing market indicators could reduce the ...

... helps moderate demand for gas during peak generation hours. Stable liquefied natural gas (LNG) supplies and relatively weak industrial demand maintain balance in the market. Overall, European gas prices are currently significantly lower than the crisis ... ... about the markets' response to potential new stringent measures against Russia. These might include immediate maximum tariffs on Russian goods and secondary sanctions against buyers of Russian energy resources. The prospect of such actions keeps market participants ...

... processing and maintenance of facilities. Indirect impact includes job creation in construction, logistics and other related industries. Gazprom also actively supports the training and professional development of its employees, cooperates with educational ... ... development. Impact on investors Gazprom is a public company whose shares and derivative financial instruments are traded on Russian and international stock exchanges. A stable dividend policy, export revenues and large-scale investments make the company ...

... in a "gray zone" and was not subject to taxation. However, the situation began to change a few years ago. Many countries are introducing a special tax on profits from cryptocurrency sales. Such regulations have already been established in Russian legislation. For instance, if you sell Bitcoins or another cryptocurrency and earn a profit, be prepared to pay tax to the budget. Security and data protection. Despite significant advancements in cybersecurity, cases of crypto exchange hacks ...