... the sector. Most taxes from the industry are paid based on the volumes of crude oil extracted, with its price determined in dollars and converted to rubles. Therefore, without subsidies, oil companies cannot contain price increases. One of the reasons ... ... somewhat differently. He also believes that rising exchange prices will affect retail prices, but is confident that the export ban's effects have not yet been reflected in the market. The results will only become apparent in a week. At the same time, the expert ...

... the readers of "Vzglyad" about oil prices. An article on Sergey Tereshkin's website discusses an important event in the global economy — the drop in the price... ... have decreased due to several reasons, including concerns about a recession in the U.S. and reduced demand for energy resources in China, as well as a relative temporary... ... for the ruble, and this time is unlikely to be an exception. "We expect the dollar to reach about 95 rubles by the end of the year. A weaker ruble will support...

... concerns that the United States is failing to meet its liquefied natural gas (LNG) commitments to Europe. With tens of billions of dollars worth of LNG contracts allegedly left unfulfilled, Europe faces potential shortfalls in an already strained energy environment, particularly critical with winter approaching. In this article, we examine why U.S. suppliers are redirecting LNG away from Europe, the implications for European energy security, and potential actions Europe ...

... such as Gazprom and Tatneft. Against the backdrop of the unstable Russian market and a complex economic environment, Pop Mart's shares demonstrate impressive growth. This phenomenon piques the interest of investors and analysts, signaling that even companies ... ... decreased. Conversely, Pop Mart has transformed from a niche retailer into a global company valued in the tens of billions of dollars in a short period. Pop Mart — ~$41.5 billion Gazprom — ~$38 billion Tatneft — ~$18 billion Current market data shows ...

... Petersburg Exchange), will facilitate gold pricing according to the interests of Russian investors and strengthen the country’s position in global markets. In this article, we will explore the goals and prospects of the new exchange, its impact on the ... ... This represents another step toward de-dollarization—transitioning to settlements in national currencies and reducing the dollar's role in global trade. In recent years, central banks of BRICS countries and several other states have been rapidly increasing ...