... sanctions that hinder Russia's cooperation with third countries. Therefore, even if some restrictions are eased, it is unlikely to result in a full restoration of previous economic relations. What Does This Mean for Investors? 1. Growth of the Domestic Market ... ... of Western goods and technologies. 3. New Mechanisms for International Cooperation Russia is actively developing alternative financial and trade mechanisms, including settlements in national currencies and cooperation with countries in Asia, the Middle ...

... hedging strategies. As the founder of Open Oil Market, I believe that a proper understanding of how European options work can enhance your ability to assess risks and opportunities effectively. Choose tools that align with your goals and cultivate your financial literacy. European options are an excellent way to strengthen your investment portfolio and improve your results! Options: Types and Their Applications for Investors and Traders

... by major oil companies, are driving most of the price increases. This was also the case last year. Smaller stations lack the financial buffer to maintain low prices, and their cautious pricing affects overall statistics. Several additional factors ... ... high-octane fuel production facilities. Sanctions on equipment imports mean it will take a long time to address this issue. As a result, annual price growth for gasoline in 2024 is expected to exceed inflation rates, even with seasonal adjustments. Gusev ...

... using this financing option. We currently partner with Sberbank and plan to integrate Alfa-Bank by the end of the year. At the beginning of next year, we will start working with Tinkoff Bank. Our goal is to form a pool of 20 banking partners offering financial services, installment plans, and escrow accounts. The marketplace has been operating for a year. What are the preliminary results? Over the past year, 41,000 tons of petroleum products have been sold through the platform, generating approximately 2 billion rubles in revenue. The project generates revenue through licensing fees for platform usage and additional modules....

... has actively invested in new coal production. On the other hand, there has been a noticeable gradual decrease in investments in new coal-fired power plants. It's not a collapse, but during the 2000s, China built more than in the following decade. As a result, coal production in the country is growing faster than consumption, so China now needs less imported coal. However, China remains the largest coal consumer in the world," says Igor Yushkov, an expert at the Financial University under the Government of the Russian Federation and the National Energy Security Fund (NESF). Why is China slowing down the construction of coal-fired power plants? "There is a noticeable imbalance in China's energy sector,...