... could rise again if market fears are not realized and risks do not materialize. Furthermore, Shepelev notes that the second half of the year is typically not favorable 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 export revenues to the budget," says the expert. "Despite the drop in prices, a serious collapse in oil and gas revenues is unlikely, as both the actual Urals ...

... Means for Europe’s Energy Security As global energy markets face unprecedented turbulence, Gazprom has publicly raised 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 ...

... a few years ago, Gazprom was valued at over $130 billion; however, since then, its market capitalization has significantly 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 that Pop Mart confidently surpasses Gazprom and Tatneft in capitalization. For the Russian economy, this scenario appears ...

... potentially open to participants from BRICS countries interested in trading actual bars outside the control of Western exchanges. 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 their gold reserves, diversifying investments, and reducing the share of dollar-denominated assets. The development ...

... strategic investors brought significant profits. 4. Igor Ryabenkiy Known as: Founder of the venture fund Altair Capital. Investment projects: Miro is an online collaboration platform that he supported at an early stage. The company later raised millions of dollars from major funds, including Iconiq Capital. Flo Health is a women's health app that Ryabenkiy invested in at an early stage. The company attracted investments from leading venture funds, which allowed it to significantly increase the value of ...