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The United States has allowed transactions with Russian banks in the energy sector: what does this mean

How the Temporary Easing of Sanctions Will Affect Russian Energy, Banking, and Business Development: An Article by Sergey Tereshkin for "RBC Companies." The article analyzes the U.S. decision to temporarily ease sanctions on transactions involving Russian banks related to the energy sector. This includes lifting restrictions on major financial institutions like Sberbank and VTB, allowing ...

Foreign Stocks Restricted for Unqualified Investors from 2025: What It Means?

... Increased Demand for Russian Assets With the introduction of restrictions, non-qualified investors may shift their focus to Russian stocks and bonds. This could lead to a rise in demand for domestic financial instruments, especially for securities of large companies and government bonds, which are considered reliable assets. Limitation on Portfolio Diversification Opportunities Foreign assets provide opportunities for broad diversification, helping to reduce risks associated with any specific market. With ...

How to Automate Business Processes for Increased Efficiency

Business process automation allows companies to improve operational performance, reduce costs, and enhance productivity. Implementing modern technologies helps tackle tasks faster and with lower expenses, which is particularly relevant in a highly competitive environment. I will discuss ...

Energy Sector News, Monday, July 28, 2025: Brent around $70, EU gas reserves near 70%, gasoline export ban

... renewable energy (RE) , recent changes in electricity supply , and the geopolitical factors reshaping global energy trading. This information will be valuable for investors and stakeholders in the fuel and energy sector—from oil, gas, and fuel companies to electricity, coal, and RE sector specialists. Oil Market: Price Stability Amid Trade Agreements and Supply Growth At the start of the week, oil prices maintain relative stability, with Brent trading around $69 per barrel. Market equilibrium ...

Is it possible to replace Russian LNG with American: reality, benefits and risks for the European market

... receiving LNG, such as Spain, Great Britain and the Netherlands. The sanctions imposed by the EU against Russia are gradually reducing the share of Russian gas on the market, but it has not yet been possible to completely abandon it. Technically, Russian companies have powerful production capabilities, and even with sanctions restrictions, supplies continue. Technical and economic barriers to replacing Russian LNG with American Infrastructure restrictions. Most European countries, despite significant ...