... companies, particularly in the banking and energy sectors, may strengthen on expectations of economic recovery and easing of restrictions. No Result: If the meeting concludes without tangible progress, investors may shift to a "risk-off" mode. Oil and gold, as safe-haven assets, would receive support, while currencies and markets of developing countries may experience pressure. It is worth noting that even in the case of an optimistic outcome of the negotiations, the implementation of any agreements will require time and further efforts – both diplomatic and political....

... under the ticker UNAC. However, given the company's financial performance and dividend policy, it is important to carefully analyze its activities and development prospects before making investment decisions. Comment by Sergey Tereshkin, CEO of Open Oil Market: "UAC's investment strategy is aimed at long-term development and strengthening of its position in the global aircraft manufacturing market. For investors, this may mean prospects for growth in the company's share price. However, it is important ...

... rising energy prices, and the introduction of more US LNG could lead to additional cost increases. This, in turn, will impact consumers and producers, increasing the cost of their products and services. As the author of this article and CEO of Open Oil Market, I believe that such a replacement will require significant investments in infrastructure and will be accompanied by high transportation costs, which may create serious obstacles to the rapid implementation of these plans. It is important for us,...

... particularly relevant. What supplies are being exchanged between the two countries, and which products are the main players in this market? In focus are uranium, fertilizers, and palladium. We will examine current trends related to these resources and discuss ... ... metals, and nuclear fuel. This fact has gained attention amidst Washington's recent criticism of India for purchasing Russian oil: the Indian Ministry of External Affairs pointed out that the U.S. still imports uranium, palladium, and fertilizers from ...

... stock, bond, real estate, or another investment object, and its value decreases over time. There can be numerous reasons for a price drop. A company's shares may depreciate due to declining revenues, business failures, or negative news releasing in the market. Real estate can lose value due to an economic downturn, oversupply, or deterioration of the property itself. Even commodity prices (such as oil or gold) are susceptible to fluctuations in supply and demand. For investors, a decline in the asset's price represents a direct loss, especially if the asset needs to be sold during this period. How can this risk be reduced? While it is impossible ...