... until the end of the year, but the authorities are ready to accommodate the oil producers. From a formal standpoint, this decision could have been prompted by a noticeable slowdown in prices. According to Rosstat, while retail gasoline prices grew ... ... ten months of 2024, damper payments increased by 36% to 1.544 trillion rubles, and payments from the reverse excise tax and investment surcharge grew by 51% to 1.532 trillion rubles. In total, subsidies amounted to almost 3.1 trillion rubles, which is ...

... the brain. Without such intermissions, personal effectiveness drops, resulting in more time spent on tasks and less optimal decisions made. What to Do: Take regular breaks. Every 60 minutes, step away from the screen for at least a couple of minutes: ... ... memory suffers, and reaction speed drops. Working day after day in a sleepy state leads to mistakes and overlooked details. Even investing more hours by sacrificing sleep yields less benefit—productivity during waking hours is too low. Moreover, fatigued ...

....S. tariffs) — intensify concerns about global economic growth. Some financial institutions are revising forecasts: several investment banks predict an average Brent price in Q4 2025 at around mid-$60, which is lower than current figures. However, many ... ... Investors and FES companies in CIS countries and around the world continue to closely monitor these trends to make timely strategic decisions amid the new realities of the global energy market.

... principle and moving towards partial monetization of its reserves. Reasons for the Sale. According to Riot’s CEO Jason Les, the decision to sell the April haul was driven by the need to finance current business growth and operational expenses. Selling part ... ... interest in bitcoin remains high: market sentiment is influenced by expectations for the approval of spot BTC-ETFs in the U.S., investments from funds, and capital influx from traditional investors searching for inflation hedges. These factors may offset ...

... affected the reduction in extraction costs and improved financial results (the tax exemption was granted to support Gazprom's investment program). Secondly, some cost savings may be linked to the optimization of operational expenses and the reduction of ... ... stimulate gasification or processing projects could indirectly help Gazprom. On the contrary, fiscal needs may lead to one-off decisions—for instance, there is discussion about mechanisms to extract windfall profits from oil and gas companies through ...