August 13, 2025, will be a significant date for investors and analysts as key economic events and corporate earnings reports are scheduled for that day. The focus will be on the Producer Price Index (PPI) data from Japan, as well as the Consumer Price Index (CPI) from Germany and Russia. Additionally, the International Energy Agency (IEA) is expected to release its report on the global oil market, along with inventory data from the EIA. With rising inflation across various countries and earnings...

... Commodity and Raw Materials Exchange (SPIMEX) accounts for no more than 15% of wholesale fuel sales. By controlling price growth here, oil companies ensure the payment of subsidies from the budget through the price damping mechanism (for wholesale fuel supplies to the domestic market at low prices), but incur no significant costs because 85% of the fuel is sold outside the exchange. Overall, the strategy of oil companies is rational: controlling exchange prices while raising retail prices is two sides ...

... conduct currency transactions more safely and efficiently, without fear of sharp fluctuations in the exchange rate. For my project, this opens up additional prospects, since a stable currency market makes it easier to plan settlements and long-term strategies. In my opinion, the decision to create its own currency platform shows that Russia is striving for maximum autonomy in the financial sector. This will have a positive impact on the country's investment attractiveness, because having its own ...

Russian Copper Company (RMK) is one of the leaders in non-ferrous metallurgy in Russia, actively developing copper mining and processing, and implementing large-scale environmental projects. Find out which investment areas provide the company with sustainable growth, how it supports regional development, and why RMK remains a key player in the global copper market. The article provides a detailed examination of the company's assets, prospects, and risks, as well as its contribution to the Russian...

..., the United Arab Emirates (UAE) reached $2.5 billion in venture investments in 2024, becoming a leading hub in the Middle East. South Korea ($2.0 billion) and Singapore (~$1.9 billion) also demonstrate high investment activity, backed by government strategies for technology business development. Overall, the geography of venture capital correlates with the number of unicorns: the U.S. and China dominate, Europe (especially the U.K., France, Germany, and Scandinavian countries) is increasing its ...