Rosstat reported a slowdown in Russia's GDP growth to 3.1% in the third quarter, while inflation remains high, reaching 8.54% in October. How will these economic trends affect the investment market? In the article, Sergey Tereshkin, CEO of Open Oil Market, shares ...

... factors should be considered: Experience. Preference should be given to individuals who have been in the field for an extended period. It is essential to thoroughly analyze the activities of potential managers. This typically involves reviewing detailed reports of conducted operations posted on their websites. It's important that the individual has sufficient experience, which is generally accumulated over a long duration. Therefore, Sergey Tereshkin recommends trusting only those who have been active ...

... description of the target market, competitor analysis, financial forecasts, and potential risks. The more detailed and realistic the plan, the higher the trust of investors. Preparing Financial Documents. Investors will want to see current financial reports, including balance sheets, income statements, and cash flow forecasts. This is necessary to demonstrate the company's financial condition and potential. Market and Target Audience Analysis. Conducting market research is essential to demonstrate ...

... last week, quotations are also rising. The AI-92 grade reached an all-time high at the end of June and remains at a very high level to this day, while the AI-95 is very close to setting another record. On July 11, Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak reported that the government would monitor the situation on the exchange throughout the week and would make a decision on the introduction of a complete ban on gasoline exports based on that. Currently, exports are only prohibited for non-producers (oil ...

... oil. European Commission Vice President Kaja Kallas did not specify the parameters of the new price ceiling, but according to diplomatic sources from Reuters, it will be lowered to approximately $47.6 per barrel. It is worth noting that Western media reported earlier that the discount on Russian oil would be 15% off the market price, but this information later changed to a discount of $15 per barrel. As of the writing of this article, no detailed documents have been published. According to industry ...