... coal from the U.S. for the first time in nearly three years (according to Bloomberg). Experts attribute this fact to rising trade tensions and Beijing's desire to diversify supply sources. China is increasing its oil imports from Middle Eastern and African countries while simultaneously ramping up purchases of Russian raw materials at reduced prices (Urals crude is trading at a discount). A similar pattern is unfolding in the gas sector: substantial ...

... Lack of public status Ural Mining and Metallurgical Company (UMMC) is not a public company, which means that its shares are not traded on stock exchanges such as Moscow or St. Petersburg. This limits the ability of private investors to directly participate ... ... controls some of the largest deposits of copper, zinc and rare earth metals in Russia, which makes it a key player in the field of raw materials. For strategic investors, participation in UMMC projects can provide access to these valuable resources. Innovations ...

... currency is likely to remain relatively stable in the near term. Specifically, several analysts estimate that the U.S. dollar may trade around 78–82 rubles per $1, while the euro may fluctuate within a range of 92–97 rubles per €1. Negative factors for ... ... external factors. High oil prices and expectations of strong corporate results supported stock quotes in the oil and gas and raw materials sectors. At the same time, persistent geopolitical uncertainty and restrictions on certain industries restrained more ...

... the context of sectors: strong results from consumer companies (e.g., Colgate-Palmolive or Newell) signal stable demand, while reports from industrial giants (Volkswagen, Southern Copper, Severstal) reflect the state of the global industrial cycle and raw material prices. Consider geopolitical context: statements from the EU-China summit may affect investor sentiment, particularly in sectors relying on international trade and the Chinese market. Progress in dialogue will support risk appetite, while escalation of disagreements will add uncertainty. Maintain diversification and caution. Mixed signals from the day's offerings (macro statistics, regulator decisions,...

... concern among investors and international trading partners. The Indian oil market is one of the largest in the world, and U.S. actions signal to all fuel companies the risks of secondary sanctions for cooperating with Russia. Experts note that the trade standoff between the U.S. and India could lead to a reformatting of oil supply chains: New Delhi may seek to source raw materials from other suppliers or demand discounts, while American importers might face retaliatory measures from India. However, U.S. officials indicate they are prepared to take such harsh measures to further isolate Russia in the global oil market....