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RURussian Government May Allow Production of Euro-2 to Euro-4 Gasoline
The Russian government is considering allowing the production of Euro-2 to Euro-4 gasoline, which has been banned since 2013. This measure could affect the fuel market and expand the export capabilities of Russian oil companies, including lowering fuel quality requirements for domestic consumption and supplies to foreign markets.
RUAttacks on Refineries and Strikes on Russia's Shadow Fleet Tankers Heighten Geopolitical Risks
In July 2026, attacks on Russian refineries and strikes on tankers of Russia's shadow fleet are heightening geopolitical risks for the oil and gas sector. The events directly impact the logistics and finances of companies, reflecting the conflict's effect on the industry's economic indicators. Specific data on the number of attacks, losses, or financial consequences are not provided.
INPrime Minister Shri Narendra Modi's Visit to Australia: List of Outcomes
During Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Australia, both countries issued a joint statement on energy security, reaffirming their commitment to energy security amid geopolitical tensions. Australia will supply uranium to India and invest 500 million dollars (approximately 38,235 crore INR) in the Indian Infrastructure Fund. This step is significant in strengthening bilateral relations and meeting India's energy needs.
IN15 Indian nationals killed in boat capsize in Vietnam, PM Modi expresses grief
Fifteen Indian nationals died in a boat capsize incident in Vietnam. Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed grief and appealed to the Indian government for relief efforts. Congress leader Rahul Gandhi also demanded immediate action from the government, highlighting the importance of the safety of Indian tourists and foreign policy.
RUNew Wave of Ukrainian Strikes on Russia Intensifies Pressure on Russian Fuel Sector
On July 9, 2026, a new wave of Ukrainian strikes on Russian oil depots and logistics, including facilities in the Tver region, Stavropol Krai, and the Sea of Azov, intensified pressure on Russia's fuel sector. These attacks directly threaten the finances of oil and gas companies in the near future.
RUMoscow Exchange Index Declines Under Pressure from Geopolitics and Inflation Risks
The Moscow Exchange Index remained below 2200 points in the middle of Friday's trading session on July 11, 2026, under pressure from geopolitical risks, a growing budget deficit, and fears of accelerating inflation. Experts estimate the index's working range in the coming days as 2100–2200 points. The decline reflects the negative impact of macroeconomic and geopolitical factors on the Russian stock market.
INIndia-New Zealand launch strategic partnership amid Chinese threat
India and New Zealand have agreed to launch a strategic partnership amid the Chinese threat. The agreement emphasizes trade deals, employment, and investment benefits. New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon promoted this agreement.
INPM Modi's Australia Visit: Investment of 2,800 Crore and Agreement on Uranium Supply
During Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Australia, India and Australia signed an agreement for an investment of 2,800 crore rupees (approximately $367 million) and a uranium supply deal. Australia will invest $500 million in India's infrastructure fund and ensure the supply of uranium for nuclear energy. This agreement will strengthen bilateral relations and boost India's energy security.
RURussia - a long-term threat to the alliance: results of the NATO summit in Ankara
NATO countries at the summit in Ankara confirmed that Russia is a long-term threat to the alliance and pledged to allocate 70 billion euros (approximately $91.6 billion) in military aid to Ukraine in 2026. New military contracts worth $50 billion have also been signed, increasing geopolitical pressure on Russia.
RUMarket, Geopolitics, and Stock Buybacks: MOEX Bounces to 2200 Amid NATO Summit
The MOEX Russia Index bounced to 2200 points amid the NATO summit in Ankara, where member states pledged to allocate €70 billion ($91.6 billion) to Ukraine in 2026. The Russian Ministry of Finance temporarily suspended auctions for new OFZ bonds, putting pressure on liquidity. The market is reacting to geopolitical signals and monetary policy measures.
RUFuel Shortage Delays Harvest in Southern Russia
A fuel shortage in Russia has caused a delay in the harvest in the country's southern regions, as confirmed by Kommersant. The fuel shortage is disrupting logistics and production plans in the agricultural sector, creating risks for the timely collection of the harvest. Specific volumes of losses or timelines for delays have not been specified.
RUNew Wave of Ukrainian Strikes on Russian Oil Depots Intensifies Pressure on Russia's Fuel Sector
Ukraine struck oil depots in the Tver region, Stavropol Krai, and the Sea of Azov, increasing pressure on Russia's fuel sector. The attacks affect critical energy infrastructure and logistics, creating risks for fuel supplies and potentially impacting domestic market prices. Investors are concerned about the escalation of strikes on Russian oil industry facilities.
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