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Moex index falls 13% over past four trading days on fears of Moscow invasion of Ukraine
While Russia has stress-tested its economy and built up reserves, Europe has not reduced its energy dependence
Kremlin has a strong interest in companies maintaining big dividend payouts
Ukrainian assets under pressure after Kremlin says US-Nato talks were ‘unsuccessful’
Fatih Birol says low supplies coincide with ‘heightened geopolitical tensions over Ukraine’
War would have big impact on more than just energy prices
Rosneft is seeking access to export gas on Gazprom’s Nord Stream 2 pipeline project
Call will come amid intense efforts to defuse tensions as 100,000 Russian troops reportedly mass near border
Despite persistently high export prices, the Russian group’s shares are growing cheaper
‘Astounding’ rally comes after flows from key Russian pipeline stop and buyers rush to secure supplies
Declining flow through key Russian pipeline has also pushed prices higher, analysts say
Economic reprisals if the Kremlin invades Ukraine will not necessarily cover the world payments system
August Meyer accused of defrauding state-run Sberbank as judicial threat to national and foreign executives mounts
Russia-controlled gas pipeline to Europe offers obvious target if west wants to send message to Moscow
Pressure grows on foreign social media platforms after state-run group’s takeover of Russia’s Facebook
Concern in Moscow that Scholz’s coalition is less supportive of gas pipeline than Merkel administration
Washington asks Berlin to back threat to gas pipeline to deter Putin from military action
VKontakte comes under state oversight after deals with companies linked to gas monopoly
Remote Siberian port lies at centre of plans to open up shipping and reach valuable resources
Response to Odey complaint comes after Russian group’s second-biggest investor drops opposition to split
Moscow has much leverage over Europe as a gas supplier, but an over-reliance on Beijing carries long-term strategic risks
European benchmark soars by as much as 10% after lack of additional pipeline capacity disappoints traders
Billionaire to invest more in renewable energy but says transition will be ‘very challenging process’
Russian president orders Gazprom to begin filling storage facilities in the region from November
Russia’s president spells out the conditions under which he will help to resolve Europe’s energy shortage
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