... the European Union, and the United Kingdom have announced a reduction in the price cap on Russian oil from $60 to $47.60 per barrel, with the updated price ceiling set to take effect on September 3. This measure aims to intensify economic pressure on Moscow by reducing its oil revenues and limiting funding capabilities for military actions. Concurrently, the U.S. continues to expand its sanctions campaign: President Donald Trump previously signed an order imposing a 50% import tariff on goods from ...

... influx and technological development. He instructed to prevent both stagnation and recession in the economy, focusing on supporting private sector activity. A new version of the national investment attractiveness rating of regions was also presented. Moscow once again took the top spot, reaffirming its status as the leading business center of the country. Also in the lead were the Republic of Tatarstan and the Nizhny Novgorod region (tied for second place), followed by the Moscow region and Bashkortostan....

....S. tariffs on Indian exports from 25% to 50%. According to the document, the increase will take effect in 21 days. Trump had previously threatened “triple-digit” tariffs (100% or more) against countries purchasing energy resources from Russia if Moscow did not agree to cease hostilities in Ukraine by August 8—a date set by Washington as a deadline. While specific parameters for potential harsh sanctions have not been publicly clarified, the current step to double tariffs sends a clear signal ...

... Russia remain a priority. Following this latest re-election, we can expect an intensification of integration processes within the framework of the Union State. Economic Dependency and New Agreements The Belarusian economy relies heavily on support from Moscow. Low energy prices, loans, and joint projects remain key factors in the relationship between the two countries. Lukashenko's victory may lead to: Deepening economic integration, including coordination of tax policy and banking regulation. Discussions ...

... PJSC Astra Group plans to recommend to the board of directors to allocate 550 million rubles for the payment of dividends for the first 9 months of 2024. This was reported by Deputy CEO for Economics and Finance Elena Borodkina at the Investor Day in Moscow. Interfax This proposal reflects the company's desire to ensure stable income for shareholders, despite significant investments in the development of the product line and business expansion. Earlier, following the results of the first quarter of ...