Discussing the growing competition for Russian oil in Europe. What implications might this have for the market and prices? The EU has politically positioned itself against Russian energy resources, yet Hungary and Serbia continue to develop long-term plans for their procurement. Specifically, Belgrade and Budapest have discussed constructing a pipeline with Russia to transport oil to Serbia. What is the need for this pipeline construction? Hungary and Serbia have held trilateral negotiations with...

Нефтяной рынок США столкнулся с признаками замедления: число активных буровых установок упало до минимума за 4 года, а крупнейшие сланцевые компании, включая Diamondback Energy, снижают прогнозы добычи. В статье рассматриваются фундаментальные причины спада, технический анализ цен на нефть и рекомендации для инвесторов в условиях нестабильности. Нефть под давлением: буровые на четырехлетнем минимуме, Diamondback сокращает прогноз Американский нефтяной сектор столкнулся с замедлением роста производства:...

Tatneft, one of Russia's leading oil and gas companies, increased investments to 263.3 billion rubles in 2023, allocating funds for field development, upgrading processing facilities, environmental projects, and digitalization. These investments help strengthen the country's energy security and create attractive prospects for investors. Where is TATNEFT Investing? TATNEFT Sector: Oil and Gas Investments in 2023: 263.3 billion rubles Investments in 2022: 185.5 billion rubles Main Investment Focus...

We discuss how and why Ukraine's dependence on gas and electricity imports has sharply increased, and what consequences this might have for the country. Hungary Could Undermine Ukraine in a Day, Asserts Prime Minister Viktor Orbán Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán claimed that Hungary could dismantle Ukraine in just one day if it chose to do so. The mere cessation of gas and electricity supplies, which Ukraine currently receives in significant volumes from Hungary, would suffice. Orbán clarified...

In recent months, the financial world has witnessed a remarkable event: the market capitalization of the Chinese toy manufacturer Pop Mart, renowned for its collectible figures, has surpassed that of major Russian giants such as Gazprom and Tatneft. Against the backdrop of the unstable Russian market and a complex economic environment, Pop Mart's shares demonstrate impressive growth. This phenomenon piques the interest of investors and analysts, signaling that even companies from unconventional sectors...