... 2.27 million bpd, the expert clarified. "Formally, oil companies are expected to redirect part of their shipments to the domestic market. However, most likely, only a portion of these export volumes will be reallocated to supply the Russian fuel market, while the remaining volume will be exported as crude oil. Such a 'maneuver' will help oil companies offset the costs incurred due to prolonged downtime at refineries," Tereshkin said. He explained that most Russian refineries are part ...

... are keeping a close eye on a trade truce established between several major countries, promising new growth opportunities. Moreover, Amazon's most recent report has become the subject of intense discussion among analysts, with Samsung's report adding fuel to the fire. How will these events impact the stock market and investment strategies in the coming months? Let's discuss key points and forecasts for the situation. Economic News August 2, 2025 – US Labor Market, Trade Truce, Amazon and Samsung Reports Global financial markets are finishing the week ...

... focused on investments in late-stage American AI startups. According to industry research, funds in the USA now hold unprecedented reserves of uninvested capital—over $300 billion of "dry powder," ready for deployment as confidence in the market returns. Such powerful flows of "big money" are filling the ecosystem with liquidity, providing fuel for new rounds and supporting the growth of promising company valuations. The return of mega funds and large institutional investors not only intensifies competition for the best deals but also instills confidence in the industry for continued capital ...

... focused on investments in late-stage American AI startups. According to industry research, US funds currently hold unprecedented reserves of uninvested capital — over $300 billion in "dry powder," ready to be deployed as confidence in the market returns. Such powerful flows of "big money" are infusing the ecosystem with liquidity, providing fuel for new rounds and supporting the growth of promising companies' valuations. The return of mega-funds and large institutional investors not only heightens competition for the best deals but also instills confidence in the industry for continued capital ...

... of around $20 billion, primarily aimed at investing in late-stage American AI startups. According to industry research, U.S. funds currently hold unprecedented reserves of “dry powder” (over $300 billion in unallocated capital) ready to invest as market confidence returns. Such flows of “big money” provide the ecosystem with liquidity, fueling new rounds and supporting the growth of promising companies. The return of mega funds and major institutional investors not only intensifies the competition for the best deals but also instills confidence in the industry for continued capital ...