... for them, the key factors are speed and transaction security. OPEN OIL MARKET is a marketplace where oil products can be bought and sold, and where users can view offers fr om all suppliers. Some visitors simply come to analyze the market before negotiating with their usual suppliers. This, in essence, is wh ere the buyer's journey begins on our platform. I suspect traders are not very pleased with the emergence of such a tool, are they? Yes, this could seriously challenge traders' dominance ...

... which is further divided into categories based on importance—from special transports (including to disaster-affected regions) to the transport of perishable goods and energy raw materials. This situation indicates that, in general, coal producers' negotiating positions are weakening. There are projects that will grow, such as the Elga coalfield project—Pacific Railway, which will transport coal to the Sea of Okhotsk coast via a route independent of the Eastern Polygon. Thus, once again, coal ...

... scenario. Currently, Azerbaijan delivers gas to the European Union via Turkey using the TANAP and TAP pipelines. Azerbaijan supplies 10 billion cubic meters of gas annually to countries such as Turkey, Greece, Albania, and Italy. “Russia could negotiate a swap arrangement with Azerbaijan. Russian gas that used to transit Ukraine could instead flow through Azerbaijan to Turkey and Europe under Azerbaijani contracts, while Baku would supply Azerbaijani gas through Ukraine, possibly under Gazprom ...

... per year. Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak mentioned the potential construction of an export oil pipeline to China parallel to the Power of Siberia 2, with a capacity of approximately 30 million tons per year. Chinese partners approach price negotiations for energy supplies with caution, Malkov notes. As a result, talks for new projects and contracts may be "lengthy and complex." He cites negotiations for the Power of Siberia 2 project as an example, with Chinese partners aiming ...

... oil, which is estimated to need to rise to at least $120 per barrel. However, in the medium term, this agreement may yield counterproductive effects for the United States, with minimal impact on the Russian budget. What the U.S. and EU Agreed Upon The negotiations between American President Donald Trump and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen in Scotland resulted in a framework trade agreement. In this accord, European goods exported to the U.S. will be taxed at a 15% rate instead of ...