... federal budget inflows. Tereshkin also examines the impact of international sanctions and the adaptation of the Russian economy to new conditions, emphasizing the importance of diversification and the development of domestic resources to ensure sustainable ... ... totaling 2.58 trillion rubles in absolute terms. Oil at the Core The primary driver was the growth in revenues from oil production taxes. Collections from the Mineral Extraction Tax (MET) on oil exceeded the combined revenues from MET on oil and ...

... May would be a strong trigger for XRP’s price. Additionally, relevant events such as international blockchain and fintech conferences are scheduled for May. Ripple’s leadership traditionally plays an active role at such forums, sharing plans and products. Any new announcements about partnerships or XRP's integration into payment systems at these venues could instantly reflect on prices. Institutional investors will closely monitor statements by Ripple’s CEO and other top executives regarding development ...

... operations. Export incentives: The government introduced additional incentives for exporters to compensate for the decline in product prices. These measures have helped China achieve impressive results, but their effectiveness in the long term remains ... ... likely to grow by 4-4.5% due to pressure from trade restrictions and demographic problems. Export support: China will look for new markets to reduce dependence on the US and Europe. Real estate reforms: Measures to stabilize the housing market are expected....

... expected to report financial results for Q2 (IFRS), which will provide insights into the state of the metallurgy sector: steel production levels, prices for rolled metal, and export volumes. In the first half of 2025, global steel prices remained relatively ... ... Severstal reports solid profits and margins, it will confirm the industry's adaptation to sanctions and redirection of exports to new markets (Asia, Middle East). Decreasing financial indicators may signal cost pressures or insufficient demand – a crucial ...

... following the 2019 crisis, India rapidly procured Russian S-400 air defense systems, French precision missiles, and accelerated the outfitting of its air force with modern fighters. Pakistan, in turn, activated negotiations with China for the procurement of new J-10 fighters and air defense systems. Global defense corporations—from American and European to Russian and Chinese—compete for the Indian and Pakistani markets, with the conflict ensuring stable demand for their products. According to the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI), between 2010 and 2019, India imported weapons worth over $50 billion (the highest figure in the world), while Pakistan imported more than $11 billion. These colossal ...