| Zeit | Aktuelle Nachrichten | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Do | Oil transit through Strait of Hormuz has reached nearly 80% of February levels - Rubio | ||
| Do | India interested in cooperating in Russia in marine infrastructure sphere - minister | ||
| Do | Saudi Arabia in talks on 'shuttle' oil supplies - Bloomberg | ||
| Do | Around 2.5 mln tourists visit Russian agritourism sites supported by ministry | ||
| Do | Gas stocks in European underground storage facilities reach 73% | ||
| Do | Three Russian brands expand operations overseas | ||
| Do | Brent crude tops $104 per barrel on ICE for first time since September 29 | ||
| Do | Russian stock market declines at start of main trading session on Moscow Exchange | ||
| Do | Major oil companies eye Middle East investments despite war - newspaper | ||
| Do | Trump urges Xi Jinping to lift export restrictions on Japan - newspaper | ||
| Do | Ukraine's losses from port downtime exceed five billion dollars | ||
| Mi | Russia achieves full technological sovereignty in hydropower | ||
| Mi | Agroexport center names key agricultural export markets for Russia | ||
| Mi | US crude oil inventories fall by 3.2 mln barrels over week - Energy Department | ||
| Mi | Russia's inflation stands at 0.96% from September 29 to October 5 - Rosstat | ||
| Mi | Bank of Russia lowers dollar rate to 85.48 rubles for October 8 | ||
| Mi | Russia boost agricultural technologies exports by 15% this year - Agriculture Minister | ||
| Mi | Mali to buy Kamaz trucks worth $51.5 mln | ||
| Mi | EU fears US diesel export ban - Der Spiegel | ||
| Mi | Sberbank launches direct business settlements with Myanmar | ||
| Mi | Russia budgets nearly $468 mln for farm machinery programs in 2027-2029 | ||
| Mi | Russia cuts pipeline gas supplies to Turkey by 17% in eight months | ||
| Mi | Russia creates control system for group of drones using voice, text commands | ||
| Mi | Hungary risks situation near energy catastrophe if cut off from Russian gas - expert | ||
| Mi | Russia's National Wealth Fund totals $151.85 bln as of October 1 |