... roadmap for the peace process could significantly reduce geopolitical risks, which would be positively received by the markets. Other Agenda Issues: Economy and Security In addition to the Ukrainian crisis, the leaders intend to discuss other pressing international and bilateral issues. According to Yuri Ushakov, the agenda includes topics of global strategic security and economic cooperation. This means that Putin and Trump might discuss arms control, measures to prevent military incidents, as well ...

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... reaching 54,486 rubles per ton, while AI-95 rose by 29%, to 72,712 rubles per ton, according to data from the St. Petersburg International Mercantile Exchange (SPbMTSB). Gasoline prices have been rising almost continuously since June, only correcting ... ... their oil storage in case of a sudden export ban. "The problem is that the Ministry of Energy should determine export policies not for one month ahead but for at least two to three months. This is the time required to load oil products at Russia's ...

... actions pull them downward. "The result is that directly opposing trends are neutralizing each other, preventing the formation of a stable trend," Gromov concludes. Will OPEC+ Continue to Increase Production? "I agree with the majority of international analysts that, at this stage, OPEC+ is likely to pause further easing of production quotas," said Gromov from IEF. "By the end of September, the accelerated recovery of production by the 'volunteers' among the eight OPEC+ members ...

... required to conduct the meeting— shareholders representing over 50% of voting shares must be present. At the start of the meeting, a chairperson (e.g., the chair of the board of directors) and a secretary are elected, or these roles may be predefined in internal documents. Voting on agenda items occurs based on the principle of "one share—one vote". The decision to pay dividends is made by a majority of votes from shareholders present at the meeting (unless a stricter requirement is set by ...