... total capitalization by $10-12 billion. Risk Scenario: an expansion of sanctions or a sharp drop in oil prices below $60 per barrel could negate half of the achieved gains. 9. Conclusion: Key Takeaways for a Broad Audience The increase in the wealth of Russian billionaires demonstrates the adaptability of major companies to current economic realities. For investors, this confirms the potential of domestic assets; for entrepreneurs, it underscores the importance of flexible business models; and for ordinary readers, it serves as an indicator that even in a challenging geopolitical environment, the ability ...

... resilient position due to its substantial oil reserves, low extraction costs, and stable cash flows. S&P experts believe that Russian oil and gas companies can be regarded as some of the most risk-resistant in the sector. In the global market, traditional ... ... and gas companies are increasingly being challenged by representatives of alternative energy. In light of the climate agenda, investor pressure is mounting, demanding clear action plans from companies in the context of a global energy transition. It is ...

.... Key events include the release of Manufacturing and Services PMI data across various countries, crucial U.S. economic indicators such as the Nonfarm Payrolls report, an OPEC+ meeting that could impact oil markets, and several dividend payments and investor days for major Russian companies. Market participants should closely monitor these events as they may significantly influence financial markets and trading decisions in both global and Russian contexts. Calendar of Economic Events for Investors and Traders in Russia ...

... announced a fund of 12 billion rubles, and Kama Flow firm—of 10 billion rubles), while local startups are attracting capital and preparing for IPOs (Krasnodar food tech Qummy secured 440 million rubles at a valuation of ~2.4 billion rubles). Foreign investors are again allowed to make deals in Russian projects. Although the volumes of venture investments in the region are still modest, they are growing: in the first half of 2025, approximately $78 million was invested in Russian tech companies—70% more than the previous year (though this ...

... particularly in the U.S. and Asia – may affect both demand for energy resources and the operation of energy infrastructure. Investors are closely monitoring forecasts: extreme temperatures could lead to real electricity supply interruptions or changes ... ... sanctions on Moscow, heightened volatility in oil and gas prices could occur – especially if the restrictions target the export of Russian energy resources. Additionally, ongoing U.S.-China trade negotiations remain in the market's sight: an extension of the ...