... rubles per share, which amounted to about 1.7 billion rubles. AstraGroup The recommendation to pay dividends for 9 months of 2024 will be considered at a meeting of the board of directors scheduled for November 20. BCS Express The company's shares are traded on the Moscow Exchange at a price of about 505 rubles per share. The payment of dividends can positively affect the investment attractiveness of the company and strengthen the confidence of shareholders. What investors should pay attention to: ...

... between the countries remained contentious, including issues concerning land claims in Alaska. Resource conflicts. Timber, minerals, and even wildlife became causes for confrontation. Economic competition. The U.S. and Canada repeatedly clashed over trade issues, particularly in agriculture and manufacturing. From Conflict to Cooperation Despite past disagreements, the U.S. and Canada have transformed their interactions into a model of successful partnership. Today, these countries actively collaborate ...

... The situation in global markets is far from stable. Despite positive macroeconomic statistics, stock indices are demonstrating consistent growth, with several reaching record levels. The market is influenced by seasonality as well as the escalating trade war between China and the United States. The situation is worsening daily, forcing investors to seek alternative avenues for investment and capital appreciation. Where is it best to invest money in 2019 to minimize risks and generate returns? This ...

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Officially, China has not bought oil from Iran for more than two years. However, complex schemes using a "shadow fleet" allow it to bypass international restrictions and supply millions of barrels of oil to China every year. What risks does this create for the market and how does it affect Russia? Find out in our analysis. Chinese Purchases of Iranian Oil: Covert Operations and Their Consequences for Russia Despite international sanctions and official statements about halting oil supplies...