... The state of the economy and the overall condition of the stock market influence the attractiveness of IPOs. In Russia, specific factors apply: currency fluctuations, sanctions, changes in investment legislation. Changes in key interest rates or new regulations can sharply adjust return expectations. Restrictions for non-qualified investors. Without qualified status, an individual can invest only a limited amount (typically up to several hundred thousand rubles) and only after undergoing special ...

... logistics and freight transportation. This platform should connect shippers, carriers, and recipients, enhancing the transparency and efficiency of transport chains. Putin also mentioned legislative initiatives for the digital economy. According to him, the regulation of offline trade is largely outdated and does not reflect current realities, where online platforms play an increasingly important role. The president urged the State Duma to expedite the adoption of a law on digital platforms, which would ...

... the increase in payments inevitably raises the burden on businesses and households. In response, authorities have announced support measures: targeted subsidies will be introduced for low-income populations to mitigate the effects of tariff increases. Regulators have also emphasized that the rate of tariff growth will decrease in the coming years (for instance, around +9% in July 2026). For investors in the electricity sector, tariff increases indicate potential revenue growth for power supply and ...

... signs of life. Venture deals in the blockchain sector are once again emerging, although investors are acting selectively — primarily financing infrastructure solutions and financial applications based on cryptocurrencies. The emergence of clearer regulations (for instance, a law regulating stablecoins was passed in the US this spring) has increased confidence among market participants. Against this backdrop, even large crypto companies are preparing to go public, which seemed unlikely just a year ...

... 70,000 rubles/ton (the record for AI-92 stands at 70,500 rubles/ton, achieved in September 2023). Companies are forced to raise prices specifically in these segments to compensate for lost export revenues, while retail prices are subject to stricter regulation. The market is awaiting regulatory decisions: any changes in tax policy or subsidies could significantly impact the financial stability of refineries and fuel operators. Gas Sector: Europe Accumulates Reserves Ahead of Winter The European gas ...