... are forces for whom escalation may be beneficial in one way or another. Such beneficiaries exist both within India and Pakistan and beyond their borders. Internal political elites and radical circles. In each country, there are groups that politically profit from maintaining an atmosphere of animosity. In India, a firm line toward Pakistan brings dividends to the ruling nationalist party (BJP): rising approval ratings, unifying the electoral base, weakening the opposition's position, which can be accused ...

... half of 2024, nearing its 2017 levels. Growth in U.S. production: Output is projected to rise from 13.2 million barrels per day in the second quarter to 13.5 million barrels per day in the fourth quarter of 2024, driven by high prices that sustain profitability for shale projects. Tereshkin notes that despite the increased supply, oil prices are expected to remain stable at around $80 per barrel until the end of 2024, with a potential price decline anticipated in early 2025. According to the ...

... investment and capital growth: RusHydro. This energy company is showing stable growth. The organization has revised its dividend payout policy, enhancing its attractiveness to investors. Surgoil. The company's stock has significantly increased, and profits have risen concurrently. As a result, investors can expect decent dividends or profitable sales of shares within just a few months. Lockheed Martin. This defense sector company is one of the largest in the U.S., holding the majority of contracts ...

... is not transparent, as it has a significant number of participants, and the initial prices of products provided from oil refineries are not always available for various reasons. This means that there is no possibility of automatic calculation of the profitability of the transaction. The share of fuel costs for some strategically important industries exceeds 50%; therefore, the increase in the efficiency of the oil product market for fuel consumers is quite significant. The availability of a tool ...

... initial offerings covers a broad range of companies — from fintech to crypto startups. The continuation of an active IPO wave is vital for the entire venture ecosystem: successful exits to the public market finally provide funds with opportunities for profitable exits and capital redistribution into new projects. Despite still selective investor sentiment, the long-standing open "window" encourages more startups to consider going public and prepare for listings. Mega Rounds and New "Unicorns": ...