... earned more than forecasted. Despite retreating from last year's record levels, the oil and gas sector continues to generate a solid cash flow. Many companies maintain generous returns for shareholders (dividends, share buybacks), signaling confidence in business stability. At the same time, the industry has outlined further development paths, adapting to new challenges. A significant portion of additional income is directed towards investments not only in traditional oil and gas extraction projects but ...

... Despite the downturn from last year's record figures, the oil and gas sector continues to generate solid cash flow. Many companies are maintaining generous shareholder payouts (dividends, share buybacks), demonstrating confidence in the stability of their business. At the same time, the sector is charting pathways for further development, adapting to new challenges. Significant portions of additional income are being directed not only towards traditional oil and gas extraction projects but also towards ...

... exporters, and weakening the role of competitors. European leaders, for their part, welcome the transatlantic deal. European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen called it "historic" and emphasized that it brings much-needed stability for businesses on both sides of the Atlantic. The Chancellor of Germany noted that the agreement helped avoid a new round of trade confrontation and reduced costs for European industry. In Moscow, however, such an agreement is seen as a long-term challenge: ...

... market expansion and investment influx. Leaders on both sides of the Atlantic have positively assessed the agreement. European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen stated that this pact would bring the much-needed stability and predictability for businesses in the EU and the US. The Chancellor of Germany welcomed the reduction of American tariffs, noting that the deal helped avoid escalation in trade relations. President Trump called the agreement one of the largest in history and an important ...

... the treaty system is weakening, closely monitoring the nuclear balance ceases to be the concern of only political scientists. It becomes part of the broader risk landscape that must be considered by participants in financial markets and international business.