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Chinese Oil Purchases from Iran: Hidden Operations and Their Consequences for Russia
... supply millions of barrels of oil to China every year. What risks does this create for the market and how does it affect Russia? Find out in our analysis.
Chinese Purchases of Iranian Oil: Covert Operations and Their Consequences for Russia
Despite international sanctions and official statements about halting oil supplies from Iran to China, the Middle Kingdom continues to import crude oil using complex circumvention schemes. These actions have a significant impact on the global oil market, creating challenges ...
Import of Russian Diamonds to India Falls by 25 Times: What Does This Mean for Investors?
... Tereshkin, CEO of Open Oil Market:
" The sharp decline in Russian diamond exports to India reflects the profound impact of sanctions on the Russian economy, particularly in specialized sectors such as diamond mining and export. In my view, this situation ... ... conditions.
For investors, this situation should serve as a signal for caution. The stock prices of companies reliant on exports to international markets may be subject to significant fluctuations. ALROSA's transition to new markets presents a potential strategic ...
Energy Sector News – Thursday, July 31, 2025: Brent Exceeds $72; US Fed Keeps Rate Unchanged
... Overall, European gas prices are currently significantly lower than the crisis peaks of 2022; however, any supply disruptions or an early cold spell in the fall could once again heighten volatility.
Global Agreements and Policy: Trade De-escalation and Sanction Pressures
In international affairs, a significant recent development has been the U.S.-EU trade and energy deal, accompanying enhanced sanctions pressures on Russia. Washington and Brussels have crafted agreements aimed at preventing a new trade war: mutual understanding ...
U.S. Temporarily Allows Energy Transactions with Russian Banks: What This Means for Russia?
... including Sberbank, VTB and Rosbank. The decision, which is in effect until April 30, is intended to maintain the stability of international energy supplies. The founder of Open Oil Market sees this move as an important temporary tool for strengthening ... ... Banks: What Does It Mean for Russia?
The Essence of the Authorization
The U.S. Department of the Treasury has temporarily eased sanctions on energy-related operations for a number of Russian banks, including the Central Bank, Sberbank, VTB, and Rosbank. ...
What will be the ruble to dollar exchange rate at the end of the year?
... support measures from the Bank of Russia.
SberCIB Investment Research forecasts the exchange rate at 95 rubles per dollar, relying on high interest rates in Russia, which make the ruble attractive for short-term investments. However, factors such as sanctions and international instability may increase pressure on the ruble.
Independent analysts suggest the exchange rate in the range of 98-100 rubles per dollar if demand for Russian export goods decreases and sanctions are strengthened. In such a scenario, the ...