Blocked oil routes in the Persian Gulf are causing turmoil in the energy markets. Analysts are warning of sharp price spikes.

A weak start to the year for Russia: Industrial production, GDP, and consumer spending fell short of expectations in January 2026.

The outlook for Russia's economy continues to deteriorate. Consensus estimates for 2026 are now well below one percent.

Heating and electricity costs continue to rise, with some regions seeing double-digit increases. This is due to inflation adjustments and investments in aging infrastructure.

Rosatom dominates the nuclear power plant export market—from Hungary to Egypt. But new figures show that the momentum is slowing.

Following the slump in 2022, the Russian gaming industry is stabilizing. By 2025, revenue will reach 2.2 billion euros.

Long considered the high-flyer among Russian real estate companies, it is Russia's largest residential developer in terms of construction volume.

Russia's economy saw a surprising uptick at the end of 2025. But analysts warn that the growth spurt is unlikely to continue into 2026.

Interest rate cut despite rising inflation: Russia's central bank is easing its monetary policy and expects moderate growth in 2026.

Record sales in Russia's restaurant industry, but falling margins: Thousands of restaurants are closing, while prices continue to rise.

108.5 million passengers, the sale of Domodedovo, and major infrastructure plans: Russia’s airports are facing structural changes.

The Russian casino industry is seeking to shed the seedy image it had in its early years and is now focusing on a diversified business model.

President Vladimir Putin provided an update on trade developments since early 2025 during two meetings with the Iranian president.

The Soviet Union was once considered the ultimate paradise for readers. Today, Russia is also one of the world’s most avid reading nations. Books are inexpensive in the country, although…

After strong performance in previous years, Russia's economy is losing momentum significantly. Analysts expect only weak growth in 2026 as well.