... owned by Rosneft), which operates a refinery, are seen as a potentially risky move by industry experts. Ekaterina Kosareva, managing partner at VMT Consulting, reminded that Russia currently exports about 4 million barrels per day, with China and India ... ... Brent prices fall. "The average price of Urals fell below $60 per barrel only after the market began to 'factor in' the risks of a global economic slowdown due to trade wars. Thus, for the price of Urals to drop below $50 per barrel, the price of ...

... Possible issuers could include large private banks and leasing companies, as well as national pension funds (NPFs) and asset management firms offering investment products and seeking to expand capital. Infrastructure and Industrial Companies. This category ... ... diminishes its appeal as a source of long-term investments. For private and institutional investors, this translates into heightened risks from sectoral dependency. High Costs and Complexity of IPOs. For issuers, going public involves substantial expenses (preparation ...

... due to climate shifts, cost increases, and speculative interest. On one hand, higher prices support profitability for producers; on the other, these factors may introduce income instability. Investors are advised to monitor companies' strategies for managing climate-related risks and their moves toward sustainable farming, as these could contribute to stable, long-term growth.

... microseconds to our days – a seemingly small change, but telling. In the long term, neglecting such changes carries unknown risks. We urge a measured and cautious approach to engineering advancements. As we observe the blue sphere from space, it is vital ... ... scientific consideration of such projects can help avoid unpleasant surprises and keep the rotation of our shared home securely managed by nature and wisdom. View of Earth from space. Even the slightest changes in the rotation and position of the planet ...

... sustainable business models and clear paths to profitability. Significant capital inflows into AI, fintech, and cybersecurity instill confidence in further industry development, but venture funds are also paying increased attention to diversification and risk management. If the current momentum continues, the second half of 2025 may witness further increases in transaction volume and the emergence of new unicorns. Nevertheless, the paramount priority will be the quality of this growth: market participants ...