In March-April 2021, the OPEC+ agreement continued to restrain growth in the extractive sector. Nevertheless, the trend component in the production dynamic demonstrated a positive trend on the back of an increased demand for coal and gas in the European and Asian markets. The trend component of...

Based on the Q4 2020 results, industrial production outturns increased mainly on the back of extractive industries, particularly, owing to export coal supplies to China and Europe. In manufacturing, output growth still prevails in food, textile and chemical industries

Q4 2022 saw trend component growth in the industrial production index driven by extractive industries and manufacturing of goods substituting foreign brands which left the Russian market, as well as a pickup in demand for intermediate goods for the state defense order

In Q2 2019, the extractive industry and production of electric energy, gas and water continued to display a near-zero growth pattern. The manufacturing sectors, after demonstrating some growth at year beginning, likewise demonstrated zero growth by the period-end results for Q2. The aggregate...

Year 2021 saw extractive industries’ growth on the back of a pickup in demand for power-generating coal and natural gas on the part of European and Asian countries, as well as ebbing restrictions related to the OPRC+ agreement (owing to higher quotas on daily oil production volumes in member...