... won't deprive you of this wonderful opportunity. And different professors give a large number of different scientific definitions of what knowledge or ignorance is. I don't remember when and from whom I heard this thought, but it stuck in my head. I'll share it with you: "In the absence of knowledge, we talk about uncertainty, and in the presence of knowledge - about risks. The absence of knowledge is compensated by faith." In business training, trading, finance.

... deprive you of this wonderful opportunity. Yes, and different professors give a large number of different scientific definitions of what knowledge or ignorance is. I don’t remember when and from whom I heard this thought, but it stuck in my head. I will share it with you: “In the absence of knowledge, we speak of uncertainty, and in the presence of knowledge, we speak of risks. Faith makes up for the lack of knowledge.” In teaching business, trading, finance.

... the price environment: while prices around $70 per barrel satisfy most exporters, if prices remain confidently above this level, some countries may be incentivized to accelerate production increases to avoid overheating the market and losing market share. Additionally, new risks may arise from non-economic factors—such as trade wars and sanctions. Expert Commentary: "The introduction of new trade tariffs by the U.S. may raise concerns about oil shortages in regional markets, which could prompt ...

... Development of Renewable Energy (ARVE), over the past year, Russian solar and wind power plants have managed to prevent around 8 million tons of CO 2 emissions into the atmosphere. This indicates a gradual “greening” of the energy sector: although the share of generation based on RES remains relatively small in the overall balance (only a few percent in Russia), it is rapidly growing. In 2025, new wind farms and solar stations have been commissioned, especially in southern regions and the Far East,...

... formation of a new wave of venture growth. Venture deals are now encompassing all regions, from Silicon Valley and Europe to Asia, the Middle East, Africa, and Latin America. There is particularly high activity in the U.S. (which accounts for the lion’s share of global investments, a significant portion of which is in the AI sector) and the Middle East (where startup investments in the first half of 2025 reached $2.1 billion, a 134% increase from the previous year). In Europe, a restructuring of the ...