... changes and new opportunities. For investors, key strategies in the current conditions include focusing on the domestic market, developing import substitution, and seeking new international partners. The continuation of U.S. sanctions policy requires businesses and investors to be flexible, engage in strategic planning, and adapt to new realities. In these conditions, unique opportunities for long-term growth and development in key sectors of the Russian economy remain. The U.S. Will Not Lift Sanctions Against Russia Until a Peace Agreement is Reached News: ...

The company plans to reduce delivery times and fuel costs through this initiative. Comment by Sergey Tereshkin for "Vedomosti." ... ... fuel retail. Overall, the company is desperately looking for new opportunities to increase the profitability of its core business. This is rational behavior, but a real improvement in the situation is unlikely to occur until inflation returns to the ...

... concluding its rate hike cycle, as long as inflation doesn't present any surprises. Shortly after, at 17:00 MSK, a regional business activity indicator was released – the Richmond Fed manufacturing index for July. This indicator reflects the state ... ... in the US will also bring decisions from the ECB in the evening. This means the respite will be brief. Investors should begin planning by the end of today: which positions to hold, where to set stop-losses or take-profits, considering the upcoming events....

... easing bans on car exports from Japan, and relaxations in the financial and medical sectors confirm that the pressure on Russian business and the economy is gradually easing. This creates more confident prospects for Russian companies, improves their positions ... ... the long term. Monitor exchange rates. The lifting of sanctions may strengthen the ruble, which is also worth considering when planning investments. The lifting of sanctions is a significant event for the Russian financial market. It is important for investors ...

A comment on geo-energy for the business newspaper Vzglyad. The article examines who could replace Gazprom in gas transit through Ukraine after the contract ... ... demands and lack significant export capacity. In fact, Russia is currently working to increase its gas supplies to Uzbekistan and plans to expand gasification in northern Kazakhstan in the future,” says Alexey Gromov, Director of the Energy and Finance Institute....