US sanctions against Russia are unlikely to be completely lifted, but may be replaced by new restrictions. However, the Russian economy is growing, and the domestic market is opening up new opportunities for investors. How have sanctions affected the economy, which industries are promising, and how to adapt to the new realities? We analyze this in the article. Will the U.S. Lift Sanctions Against ...

Sanctions have begun to be lifted: what should a Russian investor expect? In recent months, global politics has begun to demonstrate a desire to weaken the sanctions regime against Russia, and this provides new opportunities for domestic business and the economy. In this article, we will examine in detail which sectors will benefit the most, which companies should be considered for investment, and how the lifting of sanctions will affect ...

Following Trump's election victory, Western financial circles have begun discussing the possibility of lifting sanctions on Russia in the financial sector. This event could change the dynamics of global markets and open up new opportunities for investors. In this article, I examine what a potential easing of sanctions means, what prospects it opens up for Russian and foreign companies, and share my opinion on how it could affect the economy and financial strategies....

With Donald Trump's recent victory, Western financial circles are speculating on the possibility of easing or removing sanctions on Russia's financial sector. This article explores what such a shift could mean for Russian and global markets, examining the current sanctions landscape and the potential benefits for traders, Western banks, and investors. Sergey Tereshkin, founder of Open Oil Market, shares his insights on how this development could open new opportunities ...

... closer to a carbon-neutral future. Prospects for Investors and Market Participants in the FEC The comprehensive picture of news from mid-August 2025 reflects the complexity and diversity of challenges in the FEC sector. Geopolitical factors – from the sanctions standoff between the U.S. and major Asian economies to changes in OPEC+ agreement conditions – are creating increased uncertainty for energy companies. Traders and resource producers must rapidly adapt to the new realities: realign export chains, factor potential tariff barriers and price regulations ...