... production of non-aseptic packaging for dairy products in Russia, has announced its intention to enter the capital market through an IPO on the Moscow Exchange. In recent years, the company has demonstrated dynamic growth and is now looking to expand its business by filling the gap left by the exit of the international giant Tetra Pak. For investors, this IPO represents an opportunity to invest in a company poised to significantly strengthen its position in the packaging market amidst ongoing supply chain ...

... adversely impacts the investment climate: companies increasingly analyze scenarios of "supply chain diversification" and business redistribution, which in itself alters the landscape of global trade relations and international investments. Technical ... ... the current environment, it is crucial for investors to take both fundamental and technical factors into account. Investment strategies should focus on risk reduction: for example, diversification of the portfolio across sectors and regions, monitoring ...

... remote regions, including the Far East, North Caucasus and Siberia. Gasification programs are aimed at connecting new homes and businesses, improving population access to gas. Electric power and heating: Investments in gas turbine power plants ensure reliable ... ... profitability. Gas price fluctuations on global markets and geopolitical events create opportunities for short-term trading strategies. Gazprom futures and derivatives Gazprom share futures are available on the Moscow Exchange, which provide additional ...

... pressure on buyers of Russian energy resources—introduce new risks and force the restructuring of trading flows. Simultaneously, market mechanisms continue to operate: OPEC+ balances supply increases with demand considerations, while consumers and businesses adapt to changing conditions, whether by seeking alternative suppliers or substituting energy resources. In traditional sectors (oil, gas, coal), a temporary strengthening of positions is observed due to high prices and the desire to ensure ...

... and strengthening Europe's position in the global crypto market. Asia: Approaches in Asian countries vary. Hong Kong is launching a licensing regime for stablecoin issuers and crypto exchanges starting August 1, offering liberal conditions for crypto business in an effort to become a regional hub. Meanwhile, Japan maintains strict restrictions on cryptocurrency operations. Regulators in other parts of Asia and the Middle East are also gradually opening up to the industry, although the emphasis is ...