... for energy. In particular, the discussed easing of tariff disputes between the US and EU eliminates the threat of economic slowdown, which in turn supports oil consumption. Additionally, supply constraints persist: OPEC+ countries continue voluntary production limits, and specific export disruptions (such as the temporary suspension of Azeri BTC crude oil shipments through the Turkish port of Ceyhan) have temporarily reduced market supply. These conditions prevent prices from falling significantly ...

... Chairman of the Supervisory Board of the “Reliable Partner” association and member of the "Russia's Gas Stations" contest advisory board, reopening gasoline exports is justified due to the end of peak demand season and Russian refineries' production capabilities. The government retains the option to reinstate the ban if prices rise. Gusev emphasizes that lifting the export ban should require continued oversight of Russian Railways (RZhD) to ensure timely deliveries, as current irregularities ...

... linked to issues of illegal immigration and drug smuggling from these countries. These measures contradict the existing USMCA agreement, which provides for a free trade area between the U.S., Canada, and Mexico. Experts believe that tariffs on dairy products from Canada and agricultural goods from Mexico could significantly impact the economies of both countries. HSE Professor Alexei Portansky described such actions as an unprecedented violation of trade agreements. Nonetheless, against the backdrop ...

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... revenues have only slightly increased due to price factors. Oil and gas condensate sales contributed relatively little. Revenue from oil sales rose to ~173 billion rubles (+6% year-on-year), reflecting high oil prices in rubles and stabilization of oil production by subsidiary structures. Concurrently, gas condensate sales declined (~104 billion rubles compared to 125 billion rubles a year earlier), likely due to reduced condensate production or redirection to domestic processing needs. Gas processing ...