... Lukashenko's victory may lead to: Deepening economic integration, including coordination of tax policy and banking regulation. Discussions about new credit lines for Belarus in light of international sanctions. Potential strengthening of the role of Russian companies in Belarusian sectors, such as energy and industry. Geopolitical Significance For Russia, a stable Belarus plays a strategic role in countering Western influence in the region. Lukashenko's victory ensures the continuation of military ...

... being created, and more regional projects are receiving funding. Gulf states are launching mega-projects to diversify their economies through technology, and local venture funds are becoming leading investors both in the domestic market and abroad. New ... ... global value creation chains, relying on their strengths in advanced technology areas (AI, Big Data, etc.). As a result, the Russian and neighboring ecosystems are trying not to fall behind global venture trends and are creating a foundation for future ...

... sector, which is important for consumer confidence and spending trends in Europe. VK: VK’s Q3 2024 financial results will provide insights into the IT sector’s performance in emerging markets, indirectly influencing global tech investment strategies. Russian Aquaculture (AQUA): An extraordinary general meeting will address a Q3 dividend payout of 20 RUB/share. While specific to Russian markets, trends in dividend payments can signal broader investment attitudes in the global aquaculture sector. Ross ...

... maritime gasoline exports rose from 99,000 barrels per day (bpd) in May 2024 to 150,000 bpd in June, with gasoline's share in Russia's total maritime petroleum product exports increasing from 4% to 7%. While fuel oil and diesel continue to dominate Russian petroleum exports, the increased gasoline exports amidst production cuts heighten the risk of shortages in the domestic market. In spring and summer 2024, the Russian fuel market entered another phase of rapid price increases. The cumulative ...

... deposits are insured by the state (up to 1.4 million rubles). However, inflation (around 7–8%) and a 13% tax on interest income reduce real profits. Liquidity is low: early withdrawal results in the loss of part of the interest. Government Bonds (OFZ). Russian OFZs offer a return of about 15–18% per annum (depending on the term). These are relatively low-risk securities (guaranteed by the state) with high liquidity. Investors receive coupon income (usually paid semiannually) and can also profit from ...