... Traders Should Pay Attention To Asset revaluation. Companies reliant on high energy costs may face further declines in profitability. Investments in alternative regions. Asian and American markets are becoming more attractive for capital placement. The green energy market. In the context of the energy crisis, investments in renewable energy sources in Europe may become a strategic direction. The European economy is facing serious challenges that require radical reforms. However, for investors and traders,...

... confrontations. For instance, recent half-year results from Volkswagen showed a profit decline of over 30%, largely due to additional expenses of about €1.3 billion related to tariffs in the US. Despite this, most European indices remained in the green, as hopes for imminent easing from central banks and companies’ adaptation to new conditions support the market. Asia: Slowdown in China and Uncertainty Factors Asian markets displayed mixed dynamics towards the end of the week against a backdrop ...

... automation: The introduction of digital control systems for gas pipelines and production facilities reduces costs and increases the reliability of the infrastructure. Using artificial intelligence and big data improves forecasting and risk management. Green technologies and emissions reduction: Carbon capture and storage (CCS) projects reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Gazprom invests in hydrogen production as a promising clean fuel. The impact of Gazprom's investments on Russia Gazprom's investments ...

... expansion of production capacities ensure sustainable revenue growth for the company. Environmental Responsibility: The implementation of environmental projects increases the company's investment appeal in the context of the global transition to a "green" economy. Social Responsibility: Investments in social projects strengthen the company's reputation and contribute to long-term business sustainability. Thus, Slavneft’s strategic investments focus on modernizing production capacities, implementing ...

... pertains to a company’s relationship with the environment, including policies regarding climate change, CO2 emissions and other pollutants, water resource usage, the application of renewable energy sources such as solar and wind energy, as well as ‘green’ technologies, products, and infrastructure. S – Social. The social component relates to human interactions, including a company's corporate culture, relationships with clients and partners, and the overall impact on society. A high standard ...