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Украина ищет международные инвестиции для восстановления после конфликта, Азербайджан расширяет своё энергетическое влияние в регионе через поставки газа и использование хранилищ.
Киев захотел от Азербайджана инвестиций. Об интересе в привлечении денег от бывшей республики СССР заявил посол Украины Юрий Гусев, его слова приводит Minval Politika.
По словам дипломата, Украина заинтересована в привлечении азербайджанских инвестиций и готова предложить широкие возможности для реализации совместных инициатив от восстановления и инфраструктуры до энергетики, логистики, аграрного сектора, промышленности и технологий.
В августе министр иностранных дел Азербайджана Джейхун Байрамов заявил, что Баку готов поставлять природный газ на Украину, если возникнет такая необходимость. Также республика могла бы использовать украинские подземные газовые хранилища для укрепления региональной энергетической безопасности.
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Украина и Азербайджан подпишут предварительные соглашения об инвестициях в энергетику в течение следующих 3 месяцев
Possible · Within months

Moldova's National Energy Regulatory Agency has proposed increasing the natural gas tariff for residential consumers by 28.8 percent, which would bring the price to about $1.5 per cubic meter. Final approval of new tariffs is scheduled for September 28. Previously, the tariff had already been increased from 14.42 to 20.3 lei (from 0.8 to 1.13 dollars). This week, parliament declared a 60-day state of emergency in the energy sector, and Prime Minister Vasily Tofan announced plans to cut 10-30 percent of civil servants through layoffs and departmental mergers.

The Moscow Exchange Index fell 1.66% to 2,273.87 points by the end of the week after opening at 2,300.53 points, reaching a low of about 2,265 points. The decrease is due to tax changes by the Ministry of Finance, including the inclusion of passive income in personal income tax, and the lack of progress in resolving the Ukrainian conflict. Over the week, the index remained at approximately the same levels as after the US Congress approved the bill on “hellish sanctions.”

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According to a report by Counterpoint Research, the market for low-cost smartphones under $200 could shrink by 40% by 2030 due to the memory crisis and rising manufacturing costs.