Will rallies be repeated in Kazakhstan?

2023-06-08 08:35:38

Yes, in 2025

The leaders of the EAEU countries reached an agreement in principle and approved the concept of a common hydrocarbon market from 2025. And this means that the price of hydrocarbons should be equal, and electronic trading will also have to be introduced. For Kazakhstan, this means an increase in the retail price of energy resources, because at the moment it has the lowest energy prices in comparison with its neighbors. Rising prices for everything will immediately cause a repeat of the riots, as was the case in 2022.

The riots in 2022 began due to the fact that electronic trading was introduced and someone bought up all the gas and the retail gas price doubled.

EAEU single oil and gas market: pros and cons

Why is the ruble falling because Russia does not depend on the dollar?

2023-04-16 12:13:49

This is an attempt to make money on the sale of energy resources

Russia is trying to compensate for the low volume of energy sales and the discounts they are forced to make with the high price of the dollar

An important factor for the ruble is oil prices, which may affect its dynamics

The Central Bank explained the weakening of the ruble

Will Putin attend the BRICS summit?

2023-05-27 11:20:32

Yes

South Africa has three more months to find a way to circumvent the ICC warrant without bringing the situation to an international scandal.

There is an opinion among experts that the International Criminal Court itself does not count on the arrest of the Russian president and the issuance of a warrant is not so much a blow to Moscow as to the BRICS as a whole.

Will Putin fly to the BRICS summit and how will South Africa bypass the ICC arrest warrant?

What will happen if all countries start mining lithium at once?

2023-05-21 13:56:04

The price of lithium will fall, and in countries where it is mined, environmental problems will begin

Since the beginning of the decade, lithium has risen in price by hundreds of percent and will be in short supply for more than one year due to the needs of the energy transition, which is actively going on in the West and in China. In the near future, Europe will be heavily dependent on external supplies of lithium.

All countries want a piece of the lithium pie

The fight for lithium has begun in the world.