... planned visit to Washington, where a major trade deal was expected to be concluded. China, another key buyer of Russian energy resources, is also optimizing its import structure under the influence of new realities. According to the analytical company Energy ... ... been requesting smaller volumes of oil from their traditional supplier, Saudi Arabia, as the availability of cheaper Russian raw materials increases. The rise in exports from Russia has allowed China to diversify supplies and secure more favorable pricing ...

... reached 12.4 billion rubles. The profit growth enabled us to enter new markets. We now trade oil, petroleum products, petrochemicals, and grain both domestically and in the markets of the CIS countries and the EU. Sergey Tereshkin, CEO of "Oyl Resource Group" We are also developing a new informational product on the market—the raw materials marketplace ORG-Market. We will tell you more about it in the next publication. Translated using ChatGPT

... war at the last moment. The parties agreed to mutually lower tariffs and significantly increase the export of American energy resources to Europe. This news improved investor sentiment and heightened expectations for increased demand for U.S. oil in the ... ... Ukraine to 10-12 days. This effectively sounded like a ultimatum threatening new sanctions against Russia and buyers of its raw materials. This increased uncertainty regarding global supplies and added a risk premium to oil prices. OPEC+ Actions: Oil-producing ...

... the US Treasury warned of hypothetical tariffs up to 100% on Chinese exports if Beijing does not reduce its import of Russian oil. The tough rhetoric and intensifying restrictions from the West maintain high geopolitical tension in the global energy resources market, forcing oil traders and processors to account for new risks when planning deliveries. India and China Advocate for Their Interests Major Asian consumers of Russian raw materials are demonstrating their willingness to defend their economic interests despite external pressures. New Delhi publicly asserts that importing oil from Russia is vital for the country’s energy security and has no intention of sharply reducing ...

... Energy Resource Trade: Restructuring Global Flows Geopolitical factors continue to exert significant influence on global energy resource trade, causing a redistribution of oil, gas, and coal flows between regions. One notable phenomenon is the sharp decrease ... ... is increasing its oil imports from Middle Eastern and African countries while simultaneously ramping up purchases of Russian raw materials at reduced prices (Urals crude is trading at a discount). A similar pattern is unfolding in the gas sector: substantial ...