... additional income are being directed not only towards traditional oil and gas extraction projects but also towards the energy transition to "green" energy. Major international players are increasing investments in RES, LNG infrastructure, hydrogen technologies, and carbon footprint reduction efforts. For example, several companies have announced projects in offshore wind power and "green" hydrogen – aligning with long-term decarbonization trends. Concurrently, national oil and gas giants (such as Saudi Aramco, Rosneft, etc.) continue to implement strategic ...

... deposits or cash. Sectors: even in stocks, it's important not to concentrate on a single industry (not holding all money in oil or technology). Investment Plan: first and foremost, determine what level of risk you are willing to accept. Periodically (quarterly/yearly),... ... stocks and ETFs (assuming a portfolio of Russian and foreign securities, e.g., 30% MOEX + dividend level, 20% SP500/internet companies/gold), and 10% (100,000 ₽) in gold or a strategic reserve. This portfolio aims for high growth: stocks may provide ...

... the new tariffs include: Automotive industry – particularly sensitive for Canada, South Korea, and Taiwan. Electronics and technology – the increased cost of components from Taiwan, South Korea, and Malaysia will adversely affect the global supply ... ... countries adversely affected by the new U.S. tariffs. Market Reactions Markets have reacted divergently: Decline in stock prices of companies closely tied to exports to the U.S. Strengthening of assets viewed as safe havens by investors (gold, bonds, safe-haven ...

... supplier of gas and petroleum products in the coming years, completely displacing Russian resources. For American oil and gas companies, this means stable demand: shares of major LNG producers (Cheniere, Venture Global, etc.) rose by 7–9% in light of ... ... resources, has agreed to invest $600 billion in the US economy – the funds will go towards infrastructure development, green technologies, and more. Thus, the deal is mutually beneficial: Europe receives guarantees of energy security and predictability,...

... gasoline, there is effectively no shortage in Russia. It’s about partially replacing one existing product with another. Moreover, the return of MMA would increase the likelihood of counterfeit gasoline being produced by small refineries using dubious technologies. The second reason for the sharp rise in AI-95 exchange prices may be related to the rules for payments under the fuel damper program. The damper compensates part of the difference between the fuel's indicative price, set by the state,...