... this article, we examine in detail how the company is adapting to the new realities, which markets can become salvation for the Russian gas giant, and what this means for investors and traders. A New Reality for Gazprom: The End of 60 Years of Cooperation ... ... restrictions may further limit the company's opportunities on the international stage. LNG Infrastructure: The development of this sector will determine the company's competitiveness in the coming years. Gazprom finds itself in a situation where it must completely ...

... currency markets and European stock indices. In the afternoon, the US will publish statistics on inflation in the manufacturing sector (Producer Price Index, PPI) and the weekly report from the Energy Information Administration (EIA) on natural gas inventories.... ... disappointing forecasts from tech or export-oriented companies). Corporate Earnings Reports from Russia (Moscow Exchange Index) The Russian stock market will receive relatively few significant corporate earnings reports on August 14, as the peak publication ...

To achieve the targeted capitalization of the Russian stock market at 66% of GDP by 2030, it will be necessary to attract over 1.28 trillion rubles annually through IPOs. We analyze which sectors will become the drivers, which companies may go public, and what reforms are needed to boost the market. Doubling the Capitalization of the Russian Stock Market by 2030: IPOs Averaging ₽1.28 Trillion Annually By 2030, Russia has set an ambitious ...

... stabilizing prices. Additionally, the IEA forecasts a potential oil surplus in 2025, signaling possible price pressures for the sector. In this article, we explore what these trends mean for U.S. and European investors and why diversifying into alternative ... ... million barrels, which is 230,000 barrels above its OPEC+ target. This rise could present additional market opportunities for Russian exporters, particularly in Europe, despite OPEC+ guidelines. Meanwhile, OPEC+ collectively reduced oil production by 320,...

Following Trump's election victory, Western financial circles have begun discussing the possibility of lifting sanctions on Russia in the financial sector. This event could change the dynamics of global markets and open up new opportunities for investors. In this article, I examine what a potential easing of sanctions means, what prospects it opens up for Russian and foreign companies, and share my opinion on how it could affect the economy and financial strategies. Potential Lifting of Sanctions on Russia in the Financial Sector after Trump's Victory: What It Means for the Market and Investors Following ...