... demonstrates resilience, and sanctions have become a catalyst for structural changes and new opportunities. For investors, key strategies in the current conditions include focusing on the domestic market, developing import substitution, and seeking new international partners. The continuation of U.S. sanctions policy requires businesses and investors to be flexible, engage in strategic planning, and adapt to new realities. In these conditions, unique opportunities for long-term growth and development in key sectors of the Russian economy remain. The ...

... operations would increase demand for the Russian currency. This could stabilize the ruble's exchange rate, which would be beneficial for exporters and import-related activities within the country. Growth of the Russian Stock Market The possible lifting of sanctions would attract international investors to the Russian stock and bond markets, positively affecting capitalization and access to long-term capital for Russian companies. This might also strengthen the positions of leading Russian banks and state-owned enterprises in ...

... of international transactions, boosting demand for the Russian currency. This could stabilize the ruble’s exchange rate, benefiting both exporters and import operations within the country. Growth in the Russian Stock Market The possible lifting of sanctions could attract international investors back to the Russian equity and bond markets, positively impacting market capitalization and increasing the availability of long-term capital for Russian companies. This would also strengthen the position of leading Russian banks ...

... domestic demand and production growth. Risks and uncertainties for investors While the lifting of sanctions opens up new opportunities, one should not forget about potential risks. The global political situation remains unpredictable, and any changes in international relations may lead to the return of sanctions. In addition, companies whose activities were previously restricted may face difficulties in restoring ties and establishing new markets. On the other hand, Russian investors should take into account that domestic economic policy will also change....

Exploring the Threats Posed to Russia by the New, Most Severe EU Sanctions. Analyzing Possible Consequences for the Economy, Energy Sector, and International Relations. The European Union has adopted its 18th sanctions package against Russia, which includes a series of measures targeting the Russian oil and gas sector. "The EU has just approved one of the most stringent packages of sanctions to date against Russia," stated EU High Representative ...