... Eni S.p.A. – an Italian oil and gas giant releasing results for Q2 amid volatile energy prices. Investors will analyze Eni's oil and gas production volumes, as well as profitability metrics in exploration, production, and refining. In Q2 2025, Brent oil prices were stable within the range of $70–80 per barrel (lower than the previous year's level), so a decrease in profitability relative to the peaks of 2024 is expected. Nevertheless, effective cost management and stable production volumes could support ...

... Investors in the CIS countries are particularly attuned to key economic indicators and corporate earnings releases to assess the state of the economy and the profitability prospects of companies. The outcomes of these events will impact stock markets, oil prices, currency exchange rates, and overall business activity. Main Events for Monday, August 4, 2025: Closed markets in the UK (Bank Holiday) and Canada (Civic Holiday). Release of Consumer Price Index (CPI) data for Switzerland for July – 09:30 Moscow ...

... additional $5-7 billion to total wealth. Optimistic Scenario: a successful IPO of Telegram and continued growth in global demand for metals could increase 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 ...

... adversely affect it. Typically, during market downturns, investors pull their money into the dollar, resulting in its appreciation. Conversely, currencies of countries with weaker economies may exhibit negative trends, with Russia being no exception. Should oil prices decline further, the ruble may plunge to record lows. Furthermore, a negative atmosphere may develop in several European countries, with some bonds currently producing negative returns. Experts believe this may lead to a weakening of the euro against ...

... Group" become a market leader. We opened our own IT department, customized the accounting system to meet our needs, and developed several internal IT products for sales and logistics departments. We offered clients a newsletter with up-to-date prices and a mobile app through which orders could be placed. The number of clients increased, and so did the margin. But that wasn’t enough for us. To truly shake up the traditional oil market, we needed a new product. We analyzed the market and found that no one had a full-fledged marketplace. Our goal was clear — to develop a product that would completely meet the needs of buyers and sellers of petroleum products and eliminate ...