By Uriel Araujo
In another chapter of its economic war, on August 9, Washington announced it would restrict US venture capital and private equity firms investments in Chinese artificial intelligence and semiconductors. It is uncertain whether American policy-making has taken into consideration all...
By Rhod Mackenzie
Russian oil companies earned, according to the International Energy Agency (IEA), the highest amount of money since November last year - $15.3 billion in July. At the same time, the price ceiling of $60 per barrel of Russian oil, set last year by the G7, has been exceeded. The pr...
By Rhod Mackenzie
The Russian economy has adapted to the current challenges and has shown fairly stable growth based on domestic demand. GDP in the second quarter grew by 4.6%, industrial production in June increased by 13% yoy, and non-oil and gas revenues showed an increase of 20% in seven month...
By Sung-Hoon Jeh
The Ukraine crisis is a confrontation between the US and Russia to take the initiative in the world order. In other words, it is a military conflict between the US, which is trying to prevent the emergence of a hegemonic state in the post-Soviet region in order to maintain a unip...
By Sergey Manukov
Markets have generally reacted very poorly to President Biden's ban and restrictions on US investment in the Chinese technology sector, but US investors are more worried about the prospects of the Chinese retaliation.
We are talking about the restrictions on investment in Chin...
By Sergey Manukov
For the past year and a half, the biggest talking point in the oil markets has been about the unexpected “romance” between India and Russia: the Indians, who had rarely bought Russian oil before, suddenly (at first sight, of course) fell in love with it passionately and within a...