....S. decision to temporarily ease sanctions on transactions involving Russian banks related to the energy sector. This includes lifting restrictions on major financial institutions like Sberbank and VTB, allowing continued transactions in the oil and gas sector. Such a move could help avoid disruptions in global energy markets and support the stability of Russia's currency flows. The article explores the potential consequences for the economy and energy sector, as well as the significance of this decision for international trade relations. The U.S. Treasury ...

... mark for the first time in several years. A decrease in interest rates enhances the attractiveness of stocks compared to deposits, and many market participants are redirecting capital into corporate securities. Additional positivity for the Russian market comes from persistently high energy prices: Brent crude is trading above $85 per barrel, supporting the income of the Russian oil and gas sector. The ruble slightly strengthened by the end of the week amid increased export revenues, stabilizing in the range of 88-90 rubles per US dollar. However, experts warn that further active cuts in the Central Bank's rate could create new pressure ...

... relatively few major releases from top-tier European companies, so macro data might be the primary drivers of movements. EU markets will react to the morning PMI results and the consumer confidence index. If the statistics indicate further deterioration ... ... amidst hopes that recession can be avoided. Additionally, external factors will influence sentiments: fluctuations in oil and gas prices (important for European industry) and the euro-to-dollar exchange rate (a strong euro may restrain exporters). Nikkei ...

... important for the Russian energy sector, which is heavily dependent on international contracts and payments. The lifting of restrictions on energy payments allows Russian exporters to work more flexibly with Western clients, simplifies payments for oil and gas supplies, and opens up access to new financial flows, which strengthens the position of the Russian energy sector on the global market With each new example of sanctions easing, investors receive signals about the possibility of improving the investment climate in Russia. Permission to pay for energy resources from the United States, easing bans on car exports from Japan, and ...

... partner for infrastructure projects. Izhora Pipe Plant: Specializes in the production of large-diameter pipes for the oil and gas industry, which is particularly relevant for pipeline construction. Mining Assets Karelia Pellet: One of the largest producers ... ... iron ore pellets in Russia, used in steel manufacturing. The facility ensures stable raw material supplies for the domestic market and exports. Olengorsk Mining and Processing Plant: Actively developing iron ore extraction and investing in the automation ...