... damper payments. As a result, oil companies opted to compensate for losses by sharply raising exchange prices. This year, no adjustments have been made to the damper mechanisms, but oil companies have faced losses due to downtimes and damage to refinery infrastructure. According to Rosstat, total petroleum product production decreased by 2.4% in the first nine months of 2024. Therefore, this year it is much more difficult for oil companies to keep prices within acceptable limits for regulators. As ...

... Agreement. Trump confirmed that the U.S. would cease support for environmental initiatives, including funding for the production and sale of electric vehicles. These measures affect not only consumer subsidies but also programs aimed at developing charging infrastructure. This decision could negatively impact the automotive industry, particularly for Tesla, led by Elon Musk. Experts note that the cancellation of subsidies will significantly complicate competition for electric vehicle manufacturers in the ...

... The pandemic has heightened interest in medical innovations: Biotechnology and digital health demonstrate rapid growth. The importance of investments in pharmaceuticals to address global challenges such as an aging population. Alternative Investments Infrastructure: Investors are seeking stable income from long-term projects related to renewable energy. Private Capital: The popularity of venture capital in innovative startups is on the rise. 3. Geographical Priorities United States The US economy ...

... agreements concluded with major partners and the Russian region. In the first 9 months of 2024, Astra Group demonstrated significant growth in financial indicators, which indicates the company's dynamic development and its strengthening position in the infrastructure software market. Key financial results: Revenue: RUB 8.6 billion, up 84% year-on-year. KomNovosti Shipments: RUB 10.1 billion, up 98% year-on-year, thanks to active business scaling and the development of a product and service approach....

... Transfer in Exchange for Financing In recent weeks, media reports have emerged regarding a potential agreement between the USA and Ukraine, under which Washington would receive 50% of revenues from the sale of Ukrainian natural resources, oil, gas, and infrastructure in exchange for post-war financial support. A central component of the deal would be the establishment of an "Investment Reconstruction Fund," which would provide the USA with control over the licensing of Ukraine's resources ...