... European companies have already experienced significant financial pressure due to rising energy prices, and an increase in U.S. LNG volumes could further raise costs. This, in turn, could impact both consumers and manufacturers by increasing production and service costs. As noted by Sergey Tereshkin, founder and CEO of Open Oil Market , this transition would demand significant investment in infrastructure and would be accompanied by high transportation costs, making rapid implementation challenging. "For us, as business leaders, it’s clear that Russia offers competitive ...

... securities in the index calculation base, potential outcomes may include: Technical Inflows: purchases from index and ETF strategies. Reduced Volatility: due to the emergence of large long-term holders. Narrowing of Spreads: growth in competition among market makers. Pricing Factors Macroeconomic Conditions: inflation, key interest rate, liquidity availability. Industry Trends: tariff policies, demand for infrastructure services, regulations. Peer Valuations: premiums/discounts to peer group and the issuer's own historical valuation. Risks for Investors Discounts on Placement: potential price compression during the book-building phase. Dilution of Shares: additional ...

... ton. This remains a very high level. In comparison, AI-92 prices have dropped by 3,000 rubles to 54,720 rubles per ton. According to the St. Petersburg International Commodity Exchange (SPIMEX), similar trends are observed in the over-the-counter market, where prices in direct wholesale transactions follow exchange dynamics, albeit with a delay. Retail prices are also rising, albeit nearly in line with inflation. The Federal Antimonopoly Service (FAS) strictly monitors retail price increases, making it unlikely they will significantly exceed inflation. According to Rosstat, AI-92 gasoline prices have risen 5% since the beginning of the year, while AI-95 has increased by 5.2%. Inflation ...

... in inflation increases the attractiveness of bonds, particularly OFZs, which are often favored by investors during high inflation periods for capital protection. A decrease in inflation may lead to stabilize yields and reduce volatility in the bond market, making it more predictable. Long-term Strategies. A decrease in inflation allows investors to confidently adopt long-term strategies, such as investing in shares of promising Russian companies. The consumer goods and services sectors may benefit from slowing inflation, as households will have more disposable income for consumption. Low Interest Rates on the Horizon. Although the current rate remains high, a slowdown in inflation may allow the Central Bank to consider ...

... products. Background of Russia's Decision Historically, Russia has been a significant supplier of enriched uranium to the global market, including the United States, providing about 12% of the uranium needs of American nuclear power plants. The Russian corporation ... ... enriched uranium to the United States, with the exception of supplies under special one-time licenses issued by the Federal Service for Technical and Export Control. Impact on the United States For the United States, the restrictions from Russia can ...