AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoRussia–Iran Trade: Moscow says it will honor economic and investment agreements despite sanctions pressure. Trade rose 21% last year and more than 10% in the first eight months of 2026, while officials discussed expanding EAEU trade and Caspian food transport. Energy and Sanctions: The US paused new Russia measures, citing a review of their economic impact and efforts to keep peace talks alive. Oil prices eased, while Russian diesel deliveries to the US are expected within 15–20 days. Industrial Independence: Rosatom’s research arm says domestic production of thallium nitrate now meets electronics demand at costs 40% below foreign prices, reducing reliance on imports. Business Risks: Ukrainian strikes on Russian data centers disrupted payment and other digital services, underscoring the economic fallout from attacks on critical infrastructure. Tax Policy: The Finance Ministry will hear business proposals on windfall taxes, but says budgeted revenue is unlikely to be cut; it is also awaiting an industry ministry position on a possible imported-steel excise.
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