... access to long-term capital for Russian companies. This might also strengthen the positions of leading Russian banks and state-owned enterprises in the global market. Expanding Opportunities for Russian Companies Easing sanctions would allow Russian companies to expand access to foreign capital markets, enabling them to attract additional funds and grow. This would open new horizons for long-term projects in the oil and gas sector, energy, and high technologies, where Russia has significant potential. Opinion of Sergey Tereshkin, Founder of Open Oil Market “The potential lifting of sanctions on Russia following Trump's victory is an event that could significantly ...

... participate in a unique project in the packaging market, which is becoming increasingly attractive in light of the exit of foreign companies. The company has shown high growth rates and has a clear development plan for the coming years, while shareholders demonstrate ... ... sector under current conditions. Disclaimer: This opinion reflects the personal viewpoint of Sergey Tereshkin, founder of Open Oil Market, and does not constitute an investment recommendation. Before making any investment decisions, it is advisable to consult ...

... also play a significant role. The current parameters of the damping mechanism—officially intended to compensate for reduced fuel exports—only account for exchange prices of AI-92 gasoline. The mechanism does not include AI-95 and AI-98, which gives oil companies little incentive to limit price increases for these grades. Additionally, trading liquidity for AI-98 on exchanges is significantly lower than for AI-92. As a result, the primary sales channel for AI-98 consists of direct shipments from refineries ...

... the opportunity to maintain operational activity in the energy sector, alleviating the consequences of restrictions and preserving trust among partners in the international arena. However, the temporary nature of the authorization means that banks and companies must plan their operations with potential changes in mind. As an entrepreneur and founder of the Open Oil Market marketplace , I view this decision as a signal to uphold the stability of international trade in energy resources, which is crucial for all market participants. This temporary authorization will help avoid disruptions and allow Russian energy ...

... sentiment across Asia-Pacific markets. For Europe, Germany’s inflation figures will provide insights into the ECB’s future moves, particularly in the context of energy price volatility stemming from OPEC decisions. In the U.S., the WASDE report and API oil data are key drivers for commodity investors, shaping the outlook for agricultural and energy sectors. Corporate earnings will add another layer of complexity. Reports from companies like Autozone and GameStop will highlight sector-specific trends and broader consumer behavior. Staying informed about these developments will be essential for navigating today’s volatile market conditions effectively.