... impractical due to the real-time tracking required. As for Russian budget revenues, Sergey Tereshkin, CEO of the OPEN OIL MARKET platform, notes that falling oil prices won’t affect 2024 revenues due to the significant share of taxes derived from production rather than export. Taxes like the mineral extraction tax (MET) and additional income tax (AIT) play a key role. The budget has already received about 70% of expected AIT revenue, mitigating risks from price fluctuations. According to Dmitry ...

... Environmental Regulations and the Shift to EVs: Stringent environmental standards and the transition to electric vehicles demand extensive investment. This technological shift adds financial strain for traditional automakers, who must overhaul their production processes. Government Support: Hope or Necessity? Germany’s automotive sector is strategically important, employing around 835,000 people. A major downturn in this sector could lead to widespread unemployment, significantly impacting the ...

... into European countries with advanced LNG infrastructure, such as Spain, the United Kingdom, and the Netherlands. While EU sanctions have reduced the presence of Russian LNG, total elimination remains challenging. Russian companies possess substantial production capacity, and despite restrictions, exports persist. Technical and Economic Challenges of Replacing Russian LNG with American LNG Infrastructure Limitations: While Europe has expanded its LNG capacity, it is still heavily reliant on pipeline ...

... these cases are exceptional. Most investors often end up losing their money. It is not advisable to invest all capital in the stocks of a single company. Diversifying risks is crucial. Companies engaged in extraction and sales of oil, gas, and petroleum products tend to offer the highest returns. Additionally, firms focused on developing various software products are often considered promising. Invest in securities only with funds that are already available. Borrowing money and incurring debt is not ...

... sharp spike in wholesale prices. Instead, prices have been gradually rising compared to 2023 levels, excluding the fall crisis period. According to Sergey Tereshkin, CEO of OPEN OIL MARKET, the price increase results from five factors: reduced fuel production, recovery of the automotive market, seasonal demand growth, rising refinery costs, and increased exports following the lifting of restrictions in May. Future Expectations If gas station prices catch up with inflation by summer’s end,...