According to Bloomberg’s assessment, foreign state-owned companies — above all from China and Russia — now appear to be among the most exposed if Venezuela’s oil agreements are revised or rewritten.
According to Bloomberg, pricing has been the decisive factor behind the sharp rise in shipments.
Most economists surveyed by the agency believe the rate will be lowered by 50 basis points to 16% on Friday.
Dutch TTF front-month futures — the benchmark for Europe — rose by 2.2% on Monday, following a sharp 4.8% jump on Friday.
In addition, Russia has pledged to offer Kazakhstan a loan to finance the construction of the plant.
Following Israel’s airstrike on Iranian territory, global markets have been thrown into turmoil.
Economists believe that signs of easing inflation are creating room for the start of a monetary policy easing cycle.
Russia intensifies digitalization amid demographic and external challenges, as IT investments surge and productivity outpaces the national average, signaling deeper economic restructuring.
The British government is considering filing a lawsuit against Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich.
This move is part of a broader strategy by Kyiv aimed at restructuring its debt obligations amid the ongoing war with Russia.
The assistance will be provided selectively, with a focus on supporting enterprises that demonstrate viability.
Russia is witnessing a sharp decline in credit activity — a key driver of economic momentum.
Bitcoin has once again taken center stage in global finance, soaring to a historic high of $109,500.
