... sanctions pressure on Russian oil supplies to the global market, according to Dalip Singh, Deputy National Security Advisor to the U.S. President. He stated that new measures would target the sale and transportation of Russian oil. Earlier, Bloomberg reported that in September, prices for Russian Urals crude oil fell below $60 per barrel, the price cap set by the G7 and the EU. As a result, Russian oil export revenues for the first half of September dropped by 30% compared to late June. The average ...

... financial crisis if companies or citizens fail to meet their debt obligations on time. Credit Overheating and the Current Situation in Russia Currently, the Central Bank of Russia is observing signs of credit overheating in the corporate lending market. As reported by the head of the department at the Central Bank, annual growth rates of loans in this sector remain high, exceeding 20%. This indicates that many companies are taking out loans despite the high key interest rate and the associated increase ...

... long-term investment strategy can provide individuals with a decent annual income. The amount of the payout directly depends on the company's profits, which are distributed among all shareholders based on the company's performance during the previous reporting period. Most often, dividend payments occur once a year, with less frequent distributions occurring every six or three months. In some cases, dividends may not be paid at all, depending on the company's profitability and the board of directors' ...

... and airlines operating international flights are required to offset emissions exceeding 85% of that pre-pandemic level. Currently, the program is in its first voluntary phase, but starting in 2027, compliance will become mandatory. Airlines will report fuel consumption data for international flights, which will be used to calculate CO2 emissions, explained Alexey Okhapkin, Director of the Forecasting and Strategic Planning Department of the Zhukovsky Research Institute and an expert in ICAO’s ...

... its strategic location remains relevant, emphasizing its significance on the world stage. Greenland is becoming a new focal point for rare earth metal extraction The melting ice cover in Greenland creates unique opportunities for mining companies. As reported by CNBC, the significant reduction of ice makes some of the world's largest deposits of rare earth metals (REM) and other minerals previously inaccessible. Key Points: Rich deposits of rare earth metals, required for the production of high-tech ...