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Where does Gazprom invest?
... stable dividend policy, availability of derivatives and broad growth prospects make the company an important participant in the Russian and international financial markets. However, investors and traders should consider geopolitical risks, gas price volatility and the impact of environmental obligations when forming their strategies.
Key Economic Events and Corporate Reporting: Week of July 28 to August 1, 2025
... are felt. By the end of the week,
investors
will have a comprehensive picture: these five days will undoubtedly help adjust
projections
for stock trends and set the sentiment for August. In an environment of heightened uncertainty, markets may react volatility; however, a careful analysis of all the aforementioned events will provide the opportunity to evaluate risks and opportunities in a timely manner and adjust investment strategies accordingly.
Economic Events and Corporate Reporting on August 15, 2025 — Japan's GDP, China's Industrial Production, US Retail Sales
... in confidence and low inflation expectations would support the market, as they would alleviate pressure on the Fed regarding further policy tightening. However, if consumers become more pessimistic and inflation expectations rise, it could heighten volatility: markets may begin to price in a tougher stance from the regulator.
Absence of Major Reports
– as there are little to no earnings reports from mega-corporations on August 15, external factors will dominate. Markets will process all the information ...
Energy Sector News – Monday, August 11, 2025: West Lowers Oil Price Ceiling, Brent Stabilizes Below $70, Europe Replenishes Gas Supplies
... tariffs against countries purchasing Russian gas indicate the risk of a new round of trade restrictions. Although implementing such measures is challenging – a rapid exit from Russian gas is complicated infrastructure-wise – the mere prospect adds volatility to the global LNG market.
Renewable Energy: Records and Acceleration
The global transition to renewable energy sources continues at an accelerated pace, setting new records. In Europe, a historic surge in solar electricity generation was recorded ...
Moscow Exchange Index (IMOEX): what is it and how can an investor use it
... high oil prices and increased investment.
2014-2016: geopolitical tensions and falling oil prices caused a significant decrease in the IMOEX value. Sanctions from Western countries also had a negative impact.
2017-2022: the period is characterized by volatility associated with fluctuations in oil prices, domestic economic reforms and geopolitical events. Both periods of growth and periods of correction were observed.
2022 - present: geopolitical events, sanctions and adjustments to the development ...