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Gas Supply Risks for Europe This Winter
... businesses and consumers. Many companies may have to optimize resource usage to cope with the high cost of gas, which could also have wider economic effects across the EU.
Europe faces serious challenges in securing gas supplies for the winter of 2024–2025. Reduced Russian gas supplies, fierce global competition for LNG, and unpredictable weather conditions underscore the need to strengthen energy security measures. The EU is actively working to diversify energy sources, build reserves, and increase ...
FTX начинает выплаты кредиторам: влияние на рынок криптовалют и возможные сценарии развития
... новому притоку ликвидности в BTC и ETH?
FTX начинает выплаты кредиторам: влияние на рынок криптовалют и возможные сценарии развития
18 февраля 2025 года станет важной датой для бывших клиентов обанкротившейся криптобиржи FTX, поскольку именно с этого дня начинается процесс выплаты ...
Growth of Average Mortgage Loans for Rural Real Estate in Russia: Causes and Prospects
... prospects await Russians in the coming years - read in our new analytical material.
Growth of Average Mortgage Loans for Country Real Estate in Russia: Reasons, Trends, and Prospects
Growth of Average Mortgage Loans: Key Data
Since the beginning of 2025, Russia has observed an increase in the average size of approved mortgage loans for country real estate. As of January, the average loan amount has grown to 5.679 million rubles, which is 52% higher than the figure for 2023 (3.741 million rubles)....
Pressure on Russia's oil exports is set to increase.
... the weaker ruble partly offsets export losses.
Energy expert Kirill Rodionov believes Russia’s 2024 budget remains on track, with Brent oil prices likely to range between $70–75 per barrel in the coming months. The primary risks will emerge in 2025–2027, as OPEC+ countries, including Russia, may need to increase production sharply, causing nominal and real price declines.
Simonov concludes that while oil and gas revenues might decrease by year-end, they have already exceeded expectations ...
The export ban has slowed the growth of exchange prices for gasoline.
... Tereshkin, CEO of OPEN OIL MARKET, suggests including AI-95 in damper calculations as a way to curb price growth, potentially coupled with reducing fuel excise taxes. For instance, excise taxes on Euro-5 gasoline are set to rise to 15,755 rubles per ton by 2025, compared to 5,530 rubles in 2015. Currently, 74.9% of excise revenues go to regional budgets and 25.1% to the federal budget. Adjusting the federal share could provide room for reform.
Alternatively, restricting diesel exports may temporarily ...