... oil and gas sector, as the main topic of negotiations will not be oil and gas at all. However, the meeting could establish new frameworks for bilateral cooperation—such as lifting the ban on energy resource imports from Russia and allowing American companies to return to the Russian market," stated Sergey Tereshkin ( RIA News commentary ). According to the expert, a positive scenario involves lifting the existing US ban on imports of Russian oil and gas, as well as the return of American oil ...

Russian Railways continues to invest heavily in transport infrastructure, focusing on railway modernization, environmental initiatives, and the development of passenger transportation. In 2023, the company invested RUB 1,259.7 billion, focusing on expanding the capacity of major routes, including the Trans-Siberian Railway and BAM. These investments contribute to the development of Russia's export opportunities, support for regional economies, and improvement of passenger service quality, which strengthens...

... stagnation. United States: The Baker Hughes rig count will be a key driver of expectations for U.S. energy production. Changes in the rig count often precede shifts in oil and gas supply, influencing commodity prices and the profitability of energy companies. Additionally, global industrial production trends reflected in Eurozone data could shape demand expectations for U.S. exports and impact manufacturing activity. Impact on Investors Energy Markets: The Baker Hughes rig count will provide early ...

... the situation in the global oil market, domestic price regulation policies, and seasonal fluctuations in demand. The specialist noted that sharp price spikes are unlikely, although certain growth trends are possible. MOSCOW, November 9 - PRIME. Oil companies in Russia are expected to curb gasoline prices to secure permission for exports. Price growth rates will remain lower than this past summer through the end of the year, according to a forecast by Sergey Tereshkin, CEO of the "Open Oil Market" ...

... coincidence. The Ministry of Finance aimed to bring additional funds into the federal budget by gradually zeroing out export duties in exchange for a proportional increase in MET. AIT became a sort of bargaining chip, introduced in 2019, offering oil companies the opportunity to reduce their tax burden for depleted West Siberian fields and new fields in East Siberia requiring substantial infrastructure investments. In turn, AIT allowed the Ministry of Finance to partially address the issue of growing ...